leggings

/ ˈlɛɡɪŋz /

plural noun

1. an extra outer covering for the lower legs
2. close-fitting trousers worn by women and children

Derived Forms

• ˈlegginged, adjective

Example Sentences

The public swarmed Đài’s shows clad in denim, leggings and neon tees, doused in Aqua Net.

From Los Angeles Times

Det Baasbank says the woman was wearing brown plaid leggings and red shiny patent shoes – “unusual if you are going for a walk on the beach”.

From BBC

The Marina del Rey-based marketing firm owner recalls being mortified at the age of 8, when her mother sent her to class in baggy leggings and a bathing suit.

From Los Angeles Times

Ms Aponik picked up a skirt and trousers at the school's second-hand shop, in Gloucestershire, but must buy a blazer, tie, hoodie, and PE kit - which includes leggings, football socks and a top - from the only local uniform store.

From BBC

Most of 272 schools surveyed by the Schoolwear Association said sports leggings and inner layers would be taken off the uniform list following the changes.

From BBC