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General Slang
breeks
BREEKS · noun · informal
Trousers
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Definitions
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Trousers or breeches.
“He tore his breeks climbin' the fence.”
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breeks In A Sentence
He tore his breeks climbin' the fence.
Origin & Usage
Scots, from Old English 'brēc', plural of 'brōc' (breeches).
Variants
breeches
People Also Ask
What does 'breeks' mean?
It's a Scots word for trousers or breeches — the garment you wear on your legs.
Where does 'breeks' come from?
It's the Scots form derived from Old English 'brēc', the plural of 'brōc', meaning breeches.
How do you use 'breeks' in a sentence?
Just swap it in for 'trousers', as in 'He tore his breeks climbin' the fence.'
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