pantsed

1. 1
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of pants.

   The prankster pantsed his roommate during the dorm party.

   She got pantsed on stage during the school assembly.

   Note

   A verb that names a schoolyard prank: to pants someone is to pull their pants down, and this one form serves as both the past tense and the past participle. It often appears in the passive (she got pantsed, he was pantsed). Do not confuse it with panted. Pants is also the present-tense form of pant, but pant's past is always panted, never pantsed.

2. 2
   adjective

   Clothed in pants on the lower body rather than being bare-legged or in a skirt.

   The carefully pantsed dummy modeled the store's new line of slacks.

   All the guests appeared neatly pantsed for the black-tie reception.

   Similartrousered

   Oppositepantless

   Note

   An adjective that means nearly the opposite of the prank verb. A pantsed mannequin has its trousers on, while a pantsed classmate has just lost them. The surrounding sentence usually makes clear which is meant. It is also an either-or word that takes no degrees, so nothing is more pantsed or most pantsed. Someone simply is or is not.

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