noun
General Slang
kecks
· noun · scouse
Trousers — or, depending on company, underpants.
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Definitions
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Trousers. Standard Scouse and northern English usage — jeans, joggers, work pants, all kecks.
“Get yer kecks on, taxi's here.”
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Underpants. Same word, different garment depending on who's saying it and where. Context tells you which.
“Stood there in just his kecks, dead embarrassed.”
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kecks In A Sentence
Get yer kecks on, taxi's here.
Stood there in just his kecks, dead embarrassed.
Origin & Usage
Northern English dialect word, attested from the 19th century. Liverpool and the wider North-West kept it alive.
Variants
keks
People Also Ask
What does kecks mean?
Kecks means trousers — or, depending on the company, underpants.
How do you use kecks in a sentence?
"Pull your kecks up, they're falling down."
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