Jean pants. Like jorts, but in pants form.
Also known as denim slacks.
The term can be used additionally to describe anything made out of denim by simply replacing the first letter with the letter j.
Also known as denim slacks.
The term can be used additionally to describe anything made out of denim by simply replacing the first letter with the letter j.
"Is he wearing jorts?"
"No, he's wearing jants."
"What an awesome jirt. Where did you get it?"
"From that store that only sells denim clothing!"
"No, he's wearing jants."
"What an awesome jirt. Where did you get it?"
"From that store that only sells denim clothing!"
by czocro November 6, 2012
by pslovemorgan June 13, 2010
by The Grindle November 18, 2016
Trousers that are somewhere between jeans and pants. They are typically not made out of denim but of a material more flexible and just as comfortable. Are usually more on the "tight-fit" end.
by Xue, Tim February 1, 2009
Slang word in Northern Ireland. Its basically the equivalent to a Chav in England. Back in the good old days (90s to 2k5) Jants wore tilted caps with tight beaks, striped track bottoms and golden jewellery (coin rings etc.), nowadays the current "Jant" wears flannel shirts, hollister sweat bottoms and converse, sometimes the occasional Nikes. Anyone who keeps it old school like myself, I take my 100% genuine Burberry off to you. All the new school eejits danderin about in hollisters and flannels can suck my P1 Packer. Anyway later.
by Someweeman June 17, 2011
Jante's are talented and loyal people, they are charming and have a unique personality.
They are also good to have as a friend, they will be with you in your darkest times, and you can talk to them if you're hurt because they've been hurt too.
They are also good to have as a friend, they will be with you in your darkest times, and you can talk to them if you're hurt because they've been hurt too.
by KitKat bar August 3, 2019
by Dar76 April 12, 2015