Depants vs Deplants - What's the difference?
depants | deplants |
(scanning error)
(slang) to remove the trousers from someone, often by force or surprise.
* 1954 , Edith Pope, River in the Wind , Scribner, page 100:
* 1998 , Bruce Clayton, Praying for Base Hits: An American Boyhood , University of Missouri Press, ISBN 0826211895, page 195:
* 2004 , Vicki Lewis Thompson, The Nerd Who Loved Me , St. Martin's Press, ISBN 0312998562, page 72:
As verbs the difference between depants and deplants
is that depants is scanning error misspelling of lang=en while deplants is third-person singular of deplant.depants
English
Etymology 1
Verb
(head)Etymology 2
de- + pants (from pantaloons)Verb
(es)- "'First off we depants s you. Then we take and bounce you. You'll be pulling oyster shells out of your backside—'
- "For moronic fun we liked to sneak up behind a buddy and depants him, particularly if he was trying to sweet-talk a young college-bound girl."
- "Harry had been about eight when three burly high school kids had followed him home, threatening to 'depants that little nerd.'"
Derived terms
* depantsingReferences
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