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Wiktionary

  1. adj. obsolete Wearing knickerbockers.
  2. adj. UK Wearing knickers; pantied.

Etymologies

  1. knicker +‎ -ed (Wiktionary)

Examples

  • “The Christian Dior Fall-Winter 2011 collection reflected ultra-feminine, flirty styles from the early 20th century - and seemed primed for flappers, knickered ruffians, and ladies in their boudoirs, writes the Journal's Christina Binkley.”

    The Wall Street Journal: Dior's Fall/Winter Collection Survives Galliano Fracas

  • “At the Stockbroking firm where I worked, many years ago, a Senior Secretary got absolutely "ratted" at the Xmas party and was unceremoniously de-knickered and, dare I say it, "bonked" on the Senior Partner ` s magnificent, leather topped mahogony desk.”

    The Ghost Of Christmas Past (2004 in fact)

  • “Also in the 1960s, he trotted out knickered suits and rugged safari jackets -- looks imbued with a no-nonsense confidence that gave women a jauntiness that frothy frocks couldn't.”

    The Wall Street Journal: Yves Saint Laurent's Confidence

  • “But the impression on our minds was extraordinary; the sight of that picket at the ford, and those ardent, happy faces whirls in my head; the old aboriginal awoke in both of us and knickered like a stallion.”

    Vailima Letters

  • “And with a loose-knickered mum, who's flitted from man to man since the boy was born.”

    With No One as Witness

  • “Edged metal knickered about, but mindlessly: nothing came back to attack again.”

    A Fire Upon the Deep

  • “He marked my promotion by giving me a copy of a Victorian cartoon from Punch magazine, which showed John Bull carrying a frilly-knickered woman across his shoulder towards the Speaker's chair.”

    Betty Bothroyd The Autobiography

  • “Frost became engrossed in a paperback whose cover depicted a large, leather-knickered, bare-chested Amazon thrashing the posterior of a buxom, bare-buttocked blonde.”

    Frost at Christmas

  • “George stood in a teapot attitude: one hand in his jacket pocket, the other on the back of a chair; one neatly knickered leg straight, one bent.”

    Scales of Justice

  • “Felicity, busy at the mirror, turned an instant to follow with a dispassionate eye the slight, knickered figure crossing the room.”

    Winner Take All

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