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trouse

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trouse [traʊz]
pl n
(Clothing & Fashion) Brit close-fitting breeches worn in Ireland
[from Irish and Scot Gaelic triubhas: compare trews]
trousers, trouse - The singular of trousers is trouse.
See also related terms for trousers.
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ANDREA RISEBOROUGH Steal: Crochet top from Peacocks for pounds 14 with trouses from Topshop at pounds 32 and Freeman's patent leather bag for pounds 40.
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The robber, a black man, burst into the newsagents store in Trouse Lane, Wednesbury, shortly before 6am on Wednesday, and demanded cash from the till.
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DOES my bum sound good in these je Strauss, who once made tough trouse jeans?
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