Synonyms for jeans
dʒinzjeans

Princeton's WordNet

1. jeans, blue jeans, denimnoun

   (used in the plural) close-fitting trousers of heavy denim for manual work or casual wear

Matched Categories

1. • Trousers
   • Workwear

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1. denim

   jeans are made out of denim

   my denim is awesome!

   Submitted by acronimous on February 23, 2014  

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1. List of paraphrases for "jeans":

   jean, jens, trousers, pants

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1. Jude Al-Khalil:

   If you look at the most challenging and intimidating categories to shop for, it’s lingerie, jeans and swimwear.

2. Sanderijn Vanleenhove:

   If it only is Saturday-Monday, the businesses can handle it. If you can't get your jeans today, you will get them next week. Museums will have a worse day or two but it will be manageable in the end, but if it goes on for several more days or weeks - it'll become very problematic.

3. Shakuntala Devi:

   She had kept a day-long religious fast. In the evening, she put on a pair of jeans and a top and performed her rituals. When her grandparents objected to her attire, Neha retorted that jeans were made to be worn and that she would wear it.

4. Dean Sheremet:

   There was this bar that everyone hung out at after set and I remember coming down the stairs and seeing the two of them shooting pool together, i could just tell by the body language thateverythinghad changed. She's shooting pool, shooting tequila, in a tight tank, tight jeans, over the knee boots and she's standing across from him, playing with the pool cue...All of a sudden, there was a huge shift. My stomach dropped. I literally felt like I got hit.

5. Michele Yulo:

   Marketers basically decide what is 'girl' and what is 'boy,' which ultimately leads to two very distinct ways to profit as well as a blind acceptance from the consumer who, often, doesn't realize it's happening, girls are inundated from a very young age with inappropriate messaging by way of products like 'skinny' jeans for toddlers, or T-shirts that say, 'I'm too pretty to do homework, so my brother does it for me,' and sexy Halloween costumes. Kids begin to codify other kids by placing them in strict categories that they've been taught -- not born with. Inevitably, kids begin to believe that girls need to be sexy, and boys believe it, too.