The word 'pant' is correct and usable in written English
It is most commonly used as a verb meaning to breathe quickly and heavily after exertion, or to move quickly and lightly. Example sentence: After a long run, I was panting heavily.
You feel comfortable in one: teamed with wedges or sandals, or worn over a cropped pant, they are ideal for summer.
One ruched navy-blue gown, with consummately crafted folds on the bodice, was half red-carpet goddess dress, half palazzo pant, while a jumpsuit mixed a slim-fit leg with a wider one.
For example, Yves St. Laurent pioneered the women's pant suit.
Clothing for both sexes is more daring; young men's pant brands are routinely displayed.
Expressions ("silent bared teeth", "relaxed open mouth", "pant hoot" and so on) almost always occurred in the same contexts in different groups and different species.
Modern buck presses are made to fit certain garment sections, such as a jacket front, pant leg, pant top, or shoulder area for a specific style and size.
Martin "broke the internet" this weekend purely through showing his cheery face on the same stage as pixie-sized Bruno Mars and Beyoncé, who was pant-free (albeit tune-light) and flanked by a marvellous gang of high-kicking, stocking-clad Black Panthers.
"When you are on set and you take your shirt off and you are the only person on set that is shirtless and pant-less, it's awkward," says the actor about being objectified.
Off screen he dresses to blend in, jeans and T-shirt, although recent roles have seen him squeezed into figure skating pant-suits for Blades of Glory; green figure-hugging tights for Elf; outlandish haute couture in Zoolander and, today, the tight nylon basketball uniforms of the Seventies for his new comedy, Semi-Pro.
MC Hammer's investment in thoroughbred racehorses played a big part in the parachute pant-wearing rapper going broke in 1996.
The classicists of the 18th century stood aloof from the Methodist Revival, but religious fervour brought a new articulateness and inspired poets in free metre, especially hymn writers like the preeminent William Williams of Pant-y-celyn and the mystical Ann Griffiths.
