pantaloon
part of speech
noun (pantaloons); old use
meaning for a pupil
1) Pantaloons were loose trousers worn long ago. tree →
2) In old plays, a pantaloon is a silly old man. tree →
sense in the lessons
old use, in stories and old plays; the word is used for trousers or for a foolish old character
examples
- The old man pointed to his pantaloons. tree →
- Long ago, gentlemen wore pantaloons tied at the ankle. tree →
- The clown in the old play was a foolish pantaloon. tree →
note
nothing for maths; a pair of pantaloons is one pair, not two.
Trees and pragmatics
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