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detrouser

detrouser verb: to remove the trousers of.

Verb

detrouser (third-person singular simple present detrousers, present participle detrousering, simple past and past participle detrousered)

  1. To remove the trousers of.
    • On his stag night, he was detrousered and left handcuffed to a lamppost.

Forms of detrouser

third-person singular presentdetrousers
present participledetrousering
past participledetrousered
pastdetrousered

Origin of detrouser

From de- + trouser.

Questions about detrouser

What does detrouser mean?
Detrouser means to remove the trousers of.
What part of speech is detrouser?
Detrouser is a verb.
What is the past tense of detrouser?
The past tense of detrouser is detrousered.

Words near detrouser in the dictionary

  1. Detroiters
  2. detroon
  3. detrooned
  4. detrooning
  5. detroons
  6. detrouser
  7. detrousered
  8. detrousering
  9. detrousers
  10. Detrow
  11. detruck

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