shorts

IPA: ʃˈɔrts

pants or trousers worn for sports or in warmer weather that do not go lower than the knees.
(dated) underpants.
(uncountable) Remnants, clippings, trimmings of production processes.
The part of milled grain sifted out which is next finer than the bran; pollard.
Short, inferior hemp.

Examples of "shorts" in Sentences

The man was wearing bicycle shorts.
Their shirts are tucked into their shorts.
She likes to wear shorts rather than jeans.
So here's how the "year in shorts" is going for me so far.
The majority of Malay boys were still averse to wearing shorts.
(according to Cinéma Vérité, I think the young girl in shorts is Sara!)
The school bent the rules to buy him a racket and tennis shorts and shirt.
What a man in shorts is wearing on his feet leaves a bigger impression than anything else.
I have learned that the English word 'shorts' translates roughly into Czech as 'wasted luggage space.'
Many Mexicans, men and women, wear shorts now and more will as more do, and gringos in shorts is a good thing, he says, to loosen up the rigid ones even more.
The Lake Chapala shore has become a tourist destination for tapatios (people from Guadalajara) and so we see a lot of Mexicans in shorts - men and women, here at the lake.
(On the other hand, when the Productos de Limpeza truck came by yesterday, I went out to the street dressed in shorts and fuzzy slippers, and no one even cracked a smile or a joke.)
The Global Cup? something to do with men in shorts being tooted at by people with loud horns -- then Juha's birthday party, where I got to meet some of his mates, who were all lovely.
"Sleaze-week" basically pulls a lowbrow, sleazy photshop type mauever, using a photo from a running magazine to "TRY" and show this woman in shorts to make her look bad ... are the the National Enquirer now?