Did you mean slack?
Definitions
Etymologies
- Middle English slak, from Old English slæc; see slēg- in Indo-European roots.Middle English sleck.Middle English slak, from Old Norse slakki.
Examples
“I was in slacks, listening to an iPod, backpack slung over my shoulder, and trying to figure out a KenKen puzzle.”
“Heh-heh: the term "tight slacks" is actually an oxymoron.”
Modest Feminine Dress From the Pages of 1990 Victoria Magazine
“And June did show up in slacks a few times, as any true fan knows.”
“He was dressed differently — in slacks and a sports jacket.”
“He was nicely dressed in slacks and a button-up shirt, with shiny shoes, a tidy haircut, and expensive-looking glasses.”
“While i do not have an issue with women in slacks any more, because i do thik that rather than revealing legs, slacks give a kind of neutral appearance.”
“I like the word slacks way better than the word pants.”
“The video shows hijackers Khalid al-Mihdhar and Majed Moqed, each dressed conservatively in slacks and collared shirts, setting off metal detectors as they pass through security around 7: 18 a.m.”
“The word slacks still makes me think of days spent flipping through the”
“He’s just Coulter in slacks – with a smaller member.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘slacks’.
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lack a daisical
What is a daisical?
slacks, blackbird, lack-a-clack, clackity-clack, lackey, sunken May, augmented minted, shellless shellac..., pack slacks pack, lack slacks lack, pants lack slacks, languormore and 6 more...
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My woRdz...
layover, deet, etiquette, fondling, snog, dead letter office, lenient, severe, banter, grapple, sentiment, slacks and 1 more...
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Pants related words
pants, trousers, pantaloons, dungarees, jodhpurs, breeches, chinos, knickers, slacks, chaps, skort, trucks and 1 more...
fbharjo slacks lack? May 5, 2012
yarb Just came here in outrage at the New Yorker article, only to find my comment of 4+ years ago. I stand by what I said then! May 5, 2012
reesetee But do you don a blouse with those slacks? Mar 28, 2008
yarb I must voice my disagreement here, supah. There's nothing I like more than pulling on a nice pair of slacks - not pants or trousers, but just to be provocative, slacks. Slacks, mmm! Such a lewd word. Mar 27, 2008
supah this and blouse are my least favorite words Mar 27, 2008