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bore the pants off (of) someone cream (in) one's pants dust someone's pants get in(to) someone's pants have ants in one's pants have hot pants (for someone) Keep your pants on! kick in the (seat of the) pants one-eyed pants mouse pants rabbits scare the pants off someone sue the pants off (of) someone wear the pants (in the house)
pants Ⅰ 1. adjective applied to something that is very easily done UK: SCOTLAND, 1996 2. noun 1 rubbish, nonsense, often applied adjectivally UK, 1998. 2 sex. In the spirit of 'cunt', 'ass' or 'leg', but a bit more restrained US, 1965.► frighten the pants off; scare the pants offto frighten or scare someone, especially severely or (when horror is presented as entertainment) thrillingly UK, 1967.► get into someone's pantsto seduce someone; to have sex with someone US, 1952 3. verb to pull someone's trousers down as part of a prank or practical joke US, 1989 Ⅱ ⇨ pants and vest; pants noun best bitter beer. Rhyming slang UK, 1992
idiompants► keep your pants on —see keep your shirt onbeat the pants off sb(also ride, act etc the pants off sb)spoken to defeat someone completely and easily in a game or competition, or to be much better than someone in an activity:We are relying on you to beat the pants off the competition, and bring home the trophy. I'm not playing with you again, Mom, you beat the pants off me last time.Don't worry about me - I can ride the pants off any of those Ivy League boys.bore/scare the pants off sb(also charm, shock, etc the pants off sb)spoken used in order to emphasize that someone or something bores, frightens etc someone very much:Be aware of your audience - ask yourself, are they with me or am I boring the pants off them?She was a brilliant trainer of racehorses, but she scared the pants off most of the people who worked with her.They don't just want to make good music videos, they want to shock the pants off people.catch sb with his/her pants down1 to embarrass someone by finding out something about them that they do not want anyone to know:It's the price of fame in the US - someone will eventually catch you with your pants down and the story will be in every paper.A few people will be surprised by the information in Garson's new book, including politicians caught with their pants down.2 BrE spoken to make someone feel ashamed or embarrassed by asking them to do something when they are not ready or able to do it:We try to keep a bit of stock in reserve, so that we are not caught with our pants down.They caught us with our pants down, because we couldn't produce the figures to prove they were wrong.it's/that's pants BrEBrEslang said when you think that a film, piece of music etc is very bad, or a statement or idea is nonsense:Have you heard their latest album? Don't bother - it's pants."Mark thinks you're avoiding him because you're embarrassed." "That's complete pants - I never notice whether he's there or not."sb puts his/her pants on one leg at a time AmEAmEused in order to say that someone important or famous is just like anyone else:They've won plenty of music awards, but it's easy to see that the Alexander String Quarter put their pants on one leg at a time.Always remember that the guy who's hiring you is just another professional who puts his pants on one leg at a time.smarty pants(also smarty-pants)Intelligent use about someone who is annoying because they always say clever things or have the right answer to questions ◆ often used by children or by adults talking to children:Listen to me, smarty pants. Don't let me hear you talking to your mother like that again!"See, I told you you were wrong!" "Yeah, all right smarty-pants."sb wears the pants (in the family/house) AmEAmEused in order to say that it is the wife and not the husband who makes decisions in the family:Bill liked the idea of a trip, but his wife didn't look too pleased. It's easy to see who wears the pants in that family.Most visitors to the house got the impression that it was Mrs James who wore the pants.BrE = sb wears the trousers (in the family)
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See:- (one) puts (one's) pants on one leg at a time
- a kick in the pants
- ants in one's pants
- ants in one's pants, have
- ants in pants
- ants in the/(one's) pants
- bald-headed hermit
- be better than a kick in the pants
- be caught with (one's) pants down
- be caught with your pants down
- beat the hell out of
- beat the hell out of (one)
- beat the pants off
- beat the pants off (of) (someone)
- beat the pants off someone
- big-boy pants
- big-girl pants
- bore the pants off (of) (one)
- bore the pants off of
- bore to death
- by the seat of (one's) pants
- by the seat of one's pants
- by the seat of pants
- by the seat of the pants
- by the seat of your pants
- catch (one) with (one's) pants down
- catch (someone) with his pants down, to
- catch somebody with their pants down
- catch someone with their pants down
- catch with pants down
- caught with (one's) pants down
- caught with one's pants down, be
- charm the pants off
- charm the pants off (one)
- crap (one's) pants
- cream (one's) pants
- cream in (one's) pants
- cream in one’s pants
- cream one’s pants
- dust (one's) pants
- dust pants
- dust someone’s pants
- fancy-pants
- fly by the seat of (one's) pants
- fly by the seat of your pants
- frighten the hell out of
- frighten the pants off (of) (one)
- get in someone’s pants
- get in(to) (someone's) pants
- get inside (someone's) pants
- get into someone’s pants
- get the lead out
- get the lead out of (one's) pants
- have ants in one’s pants
- have ants in the/(one's) pants
- have ants in your pants
- have got ants in the/(one's) pants
- have hot pants
- have hot pants for (someone)
- have hot pants for someone
- have lead in (one's) pants
- He puts his pants on one leg at a time
- hot pants
- in short pants
- keep shirt on
- Keep your pants on!
- keep your shirt on
- Keep your shirt on!
- kick in the (seat of the) pants, a
- kick in the pants
- kick in the pants, a
- kick in the seat of the pants
- liar, liar, pants on fire
- lick the pants off (someone)
- one-eyed pants mouse
- one-eyed pants snake
- pant for
- pant for (someone or something)
- pant for air
- pant out
- pants off, the
- pants rabbits
- pee (one's) pants
- piss (one's) pants
- poop (one's) pants
- puff and pant
- puff and pant/blow
- put (one's) pants on one leg at a time (just like everybody else)
- scare out of one's wits
- scare the pants off
- scare the pants off (of) (one)
- scare the pants off someone
- scare, bore, etc. the pants off somebody
- seat of one's/the pants, by the
- seat of the pants, by the
- seat-of-the-pants
- smarty pants
- smarty-pants
- sue the pants off
- sue the pants off (of) (one)
- sue the pants off of someone
- sue the pants off someone
- talk (one's) pants off
- talk someone's arm off
- the pants off (of)
- the pants off someone
- wear the pants
- wear the pants in the house
- wear the pants, to
- wear the trousers
- wearing short pants
- wet (one's) pants
- with (one's) pants down
- with pants down
- You scared the hell out of me
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