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shorts
/ ʃɔːٲ /
plural noun
- trousers reaching the top of the thigh or partway to the knee, worn by both sexes for sport, relaxing in summer, etc
- men's underpants that usually reach mid-thigh Usual Brit wordpants
- short-dated gilt-edged securities
- short-term bonds
- securities or commodities that have been sold short
- timber cut shorter than standard lengths
- a livestock feed containing a large proportion of bran and wheat germ
- items needed to make up a deficiency
Example Sentences
“One of the places is in the gym. When you’re on that bike in your shorts, panting away next to a Republican, a lot of the inhibitions come off.”
The last time she saw him, he was shaven-headed, shackled and dressed in a white prison T-shirt and shorts.
As someone whose midweek office wardrobe consists of shorts and a T-shirt, Blackley’s theories are more conversational, casual and sometimes littered with words not fit for print.
Discovery, has stripped the original “Looney Tunes”/”Merrie Melodies” shorts from its lineup is bad enough to have broken through the noise.
Officials later recovered a five-inch shank that was allegedly hidden in an inmate’s boxer shorts, the memo said.
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