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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pant" is not correct in standard English usage.
Typically, "pant" is used in the plural form "pants" to refer to trousers.
Example: "I bought a new pair of pants for the summer."
Alternatives: "a pair of pants" or "trousers".
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I didn't trip or catch a pant leg, I simply fell.
He lifted up a pant leg to show a tattoo of Coney Island engulfed in flames.
She wants to laugh, but all that comes from her mouth is a pant.
When he looked over, she lifted a pant leg to show off her candy-cane-covered gam.
No gowns are used; patients simply lift a shirt or a pant leg to show their problem.
Eyes, hands, the cuff of a pant leg, the sheen of a velvet dress: all seem equally meaningful.
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Male chimpanzees sometimes chorus in a call known as a pant-hoot, though usually to attract females to a new source of fruit they have found.
A few minutes later, the youth-focused gathering — hosted by Glamour and Facebook, with an open bar — neared its end with an appearance from a pant-suited dance group, performing to a Beyoncé song.
A: Yeah, it was a pants-suit".
A panting, trembling man alerts the village.
Small enough for a pants pocket.
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