breeks

Cat's got rid of that fellow with the red breeks.

The newcomers, by the weave of their breeks, were men from the far north.

"But you don't look at all bad in your breeks."

Tell me, girl, why did you don breeks and take the road of men?"

I assume she had a change of breeks to hand for just such an eventuality.

Those yellow breeks of his are like a flag.

And of a' the beings ever I beheld in breeks, to think it should be to you!

It was dressed in a jacket and breeks of sealskin.

He wiped them absently on his breeks, much the worse for wear.

There was only a woman, not tall, in gray linen breeks and a tunic.

"He left me my breeks to cover me, and little besides.

She tugged on Jennifer's black breeks and brought her down into the rubble of their goods.

An anthropoid creature in a green coat and breeks stood behind them.

There were dark smudges on the seat of his breeks; I'd thought them mud.

Flushed with sudden annoyance, she snatched the breeks away from him.

He let it drop the last few inches, and wiped stinging hands on his breeks.

Then he bandaged the bleeding wounds with cloth cut from his breeks.

I hesitated for a moment, then stood up and let the chemise fall on the floor, joining his breeks.

When he got there, he stripped down to his breeks, and slipped into bed, taking a book with him.

Then he stripped off shirt and breeks and smiled down at me, naked.

Jamie dropped his breeks in a puddle on the floor and stretched himself, considering.

Both were clad in short purple breeks and sailor's boots, being otherwise naked.

Young Ian straightened up, with a little difficulty this time, and pulled up his breeks.

His breeks were woven in the same checked pattern as Herth's had been.

Get your breeks on and I'll buy you a pie and a pint.'