Pants, but in this circumstance it's a stand in word for "Bitches". It makes sense when you use it in a sentence.
by Byrdman216 February 03, 2010
A slang term for pants, most likely originating from the southern region of the United States, where instead of worldly education, the population is geared more for labor, mass produce and land cultivation.
Farmer: Hey Pete! Get your lazy rear outta bed, we got a lot of work to do!!
Pete: hold on old man! Let me at least pull my britches on.
I need a belt to hold my britches up.
Pete: hold on old man! Let me at least pull my britches on.
I need a belt to hold my britches up.
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