Was it easy to get into character when you put on the hot pants?

No wonder her sister had such hot pants for him.

She's got hot pants, and she wants to take her clothes off.

Maybe, though, it's not hot pants that brought him here.

"You told me that all the girls at your school were wearing hot pants!"

"I understand that you've got hot pants for her," he said to me.

You might be surprised to learn how well hot pants have been selling.

If she ever got hot pants, it wasn't for her husband.

"Just because I suddenly got hot pants for the kid?

Susan decided that she would wear the hot pants to school on Monday.

She said that half a dozen years later nobody made much of a fuss over her hot pants.

This planning did not help their current hot pants.

A rocker does it, and he's surrounded by girls in hot pants.

It was during that unfortunate fashion era of hot pants.

Most of them also like to wear hot pants or mini skirts.

He knew then why Terri had such hot pants.

At the party in the beginning of the film, the women wear hot pants and miniskirts.

Because the chiefs old lady must have had mighty hot pants to judge by the size of his you know.

We have established that you have hot pants over Donald.

And even if Charlotte had once had hot pants, what difference did it make?

"Oh-you mean they have those male hot pants on display again?"

Nicole is in hot pants and a black jacket.

This time I was making hot pants and rainbow striped jumpers.

It was the summer of 1970 and hot pants were the height of fashion.

And even if Charlotte had once had hot pants, what difference did it make?

We have established that you have hot pants over Donald.

Maybe she had hot pants, maybe all these pencil-neck geeks around here just wish she did.

After all if the girl is so easy, the mother must have hot pants too . . . . it's in the blood.

The moustache on the Mona Lisa roughly transated as "She has hot pants."

Yet this same doting husband had hot pants when any female between the ages of fifteen and sixty-five passed by, and he was always in pursuit.

In the 1990's, Anna Kournikova's hot pants and short skirts telegraphed the opposite message - that her glutes were more developed than her tennis game.

Alexis's hot pants, £30; top £25, Juliette Spatchett at Hyper Hyper.

An elevated sexuality in popular culture - Britney Spears's hot pants, the charged images in music videos - saturated the country when Ms. Burana wrote her book, she said.

The brothers went on to operate as secret agents in the Republic of Ireland under cover of a company called Whizz Kids, which supposedly specialised in women's hot pants.

Just as Moss's hot pants, waistcoats and leather boots became a cliché of chain-store hip, the styles spawned by the most daring divas have seeped into the mainstream in unexpected ways.

"If I'm the tough chick from Brooklyn, then she's the nice girl from Long Island," Ms. Garrett said, eyeing her friend's hot pants, platform shoes, peace-symbol pendant, white crocheted top (also tied in a knot above the waist) and wig of straight brown hair.