The phrase 'poor pants' is not considered a proper part of a sentence in written English
However, you may use it as a playful way to describe someone in informal contexts. For example, you might say "My poor pants were so tight, I couldn't breathe!"
Because in my mind, there are quite a number of things one might assume would outrank short pants in terms of poor reflectors.
Poor empty pants With nobody inside them.
In my own postwar adolescence in poor parts of Brooklyn (and in distant Los Angeles), the zoot suit, with its pegged pants and shoulder pads, was like a personal billboard: don't mess with me.
He has been gracious in defeat and shown a willingness to take some good-natured ribbing, whether it was about his poor driving record or pants so tight they appeared painted on.
Consider what gets his attention: a dog leaking to death after it has been run over by a cop, a cat looking for a kitten that has just been swept up by a hawk, a septuagenarian female drunk nastier than either Rosie O'Donnell or Donald Trump, a slice of family life in which Dexter teaches his daughter how chickens lay eggs by shoving one down the back of poor Mrs. Dexter's pants.
Sagging pants and poor English are not indigenous to the African-American community.
In addition to this outward physical change, pets with Cushing's disease typically drink lots of water, have increased urine output, may pant excessively, have poor hair growth, and have frequent skin and ear infections.
The schedule was convenient for a family too poor to afford two pairs of pants.
But poor Chris only got some loud pants and a conservative sweater/blouse combo.
Displays of poor table manners, mismatched shirts and pants, and a lack of a civil tongue were common on the streets and in the saloons.
