Capants
Pants for a male that exceed shorts but falls short of the lenfth of; pants, high waters. (Also see: manpris.)
Capants by sevenyearnightmare October 28, 2013
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capanese by DankPepe420 December 25, 2020
caprants
Caprants are a mixture of pants and capris, hence the name. They are not short pants, nor capris, they are caprants. You will cringe when you see them.
Hint: If the bottom of the "pants" hit the top of the ankle bone, those are the perfect definition of caprants.
Hint: If the bottom of the "pants" hit the top of the ankle bone, those are the perfect definition of caprants.
caprants by Sophie Demers April 1, 2008
catpants
catpants
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catpants
a name given to special pants for people who are stressed at work. supposedly petting cats makes one less stressed. said pants are more like chaps with fur that you can wear over your smart clothes.
catpants by candice rugg (catpants rugg) September 4, 2006
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