Pantaloon /pan-tə-loonˈ or panˈ/

1. A character in Italian comedy, and afterwards in pantomime, a lean old man (orig a Venetian) more or less a dotard
2. (without cap; Shakespeare) a feeble old man
3. (without cap; in pl) various kinds of trousers worn by or suggesting the stage pantaloon, such as the wide breeches of the Restoration, later combined breeches and stockings, later 18c trousers fastened below the calf or under the shoe, children's trousers resembling these, (usu pants) trousers generally or long woollen underpants

• the gnomes of Zürich
• thegns
• the good
• the Good Book
• the goods
• the Good Shepherd
• the goose that lays the golden eggs
• the grand climacteric
• the grape
• the Great and the Good
• the Great Bear
• the Great Beyond
• the greatest
• the great unwashed
• the Greek calends
• the green-eyed monster
• the grey mare is the better horse
• the Greys
• the grim reaper
• the grip
• the hale hypothec
• the halls
• the hand of God
• the hard stuff
• the hard way