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Definition of trou in US English: trouplural noun troutraʊ in phrase drop trouinformal Pull down one's pants, especially in public as a humorous stunt. Example sentencesExamples - Once, when I was young and foolish, I almost spent the night in jail for dropping trou in public.
- He was first to drop trou' and wear a lamp-shade on his head at all of the Sailor Frat parties and ice-cream socials, but nobody ever looked his way; nobody every laughed at his well-meaning funnies.
- I must be willing to drop trou for anyone else, sight unseen.
- So he dropped his guard as he dropped trou and commenced his downward spiral.
- I actually had to drop trou so it was a good thing that I'd thought ahead and had worn sensible unmentionables; very cute boy shorts, just so you know.
- The boy drops trou at so much as a downward glance!
- She removes her top and he then drops trou.
- Perhaps you are still wondering who will, as we boorish Yanks say, drop trou in the movie?
- Thus Tiffany, Jerry, and Natalie drop trou, as well as everything else, and their extended full frontal aerobics gets them the much-needed publicity they seek.
- I know Rich is definitely not planning on dropping trou.
- Look the other way when he drops trou.
- This is one lover of yours that won't be dropping trou for you.
- Some of the standards include big lips smacking a kiss or a heavyset cartoon character who drops trou and cuts the cheese.
- The principal made the boys drop trou in the bathroom, while a female teacher patted the girls down.
- Verona dropped trou right there and mooned them as they were heading up.
- He's particularly humiliated - forced to drop trou and wave his knickers about for the sake of a bad punchline that never comes.
- When Emmett looks for a sassier derriere, the doctor obligingly summons his hunky staff and has them drop trou to show the goods.
- Conversely, there are also the players who hit on me; perhaps because I talk a good line and seem like I'd drop trou for anyone who happened to wink my way.
- You can sew butt protectors into the seat of your pants, but don't be surprised if you're asked to drop trou.
Origin Early 20th century: short for trousers; the phrase drop trou is first recorded in the 1960s. Definition of trou in US English: trouplural nountroutraʊ in phrase drop trouUS informal Pull down one's pants, especially in public as a humorous stunt. Example sentencesExamples - Some of the standards include big lips smacking a kiss or a heavyset cartoon character who drops trou and cuts the cheese.
- You can sew butt protectors into the seat of your pants, but don't be surprised if you're asked to drop trou.
- Verona dropped trou right there and mooned them as they were heading up.
- So he dropped his guard as he dropped trou and commenced his downward spiral.
- Conversely, there are also the players who hit on me; perhaps because I talk a good line and seem like I'd drop trou for anyone who happened to wink my way.
- The principal made the boys drop trou in the bathroom, while a female teacher patted the girls down.
- I actually had to drop trou so it was a good thing that I'd thought ahead and had worn sensible unmentionables; very cute boy shorts, just so you know.
- Perhaps you are still wondering who will, as we boorish Yanks say, drop trou in the movie?
- When Emmett looks for a sassier derriere, the doctor obligingly summons his hunky staff and has them drop trou to show the goods.
- He's particularly humiliated - forced to drop trou and wave his knickers about for the sake of a bad punchline that never comes.
- Once, when I was young and foolish, I almost spent the night in jail for dropping trou in public.
- He was first to drop trou' and wear a lamp-shade on his head at all of the Sailor Frat parties and ice-cream socials, but nobody ever looked his way; nobody every laughed at his well-meaning funnies.
- She removes her top and he then drops trou.
- I must be willing to drop trou for anyone else, sight unseen.
- Thus Tiffany, Jerry, and Natalie drop trou, as well as everything else, and their extended full frontal aerobics gets them the much-needed publicity they seek.
- The boy drops trou at so much as a downward glance!
- I know Rich is definitely not planning on dropping trou.
- Look the other way when he drops trou.
- This is one lover of yours that won't be dropping trou for you.
Origin Early 20th century: short for trousers; the phrase drop trou is first recorded in the 1960s. |