pantses
SayPANTS-iz/ˈpæntsɪz/
- 1Third-person singular simple present of pants.
The prankster pantses unsuspecting classmates in the hallway.
She pantses her cousin every time they horse around at family gatherings.
Note
An ending stacked on an ending: the verb to pants, meaning to pull someone's trousers or underpants down, already ends in -s, so its present-tense form adds -es. Keep it apart from pants as a form of pant. He pants after a run means he is breathing hard, while he pantses a friend is the prank. The added -es is the only signal of which verb is meant.
pantses is a form of pants
pants, verb: To pull down or forcibly remove another person's pants. Full entry
- Spelling
- pants → pantses: add -es
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /ɪz/, an extra syllable.
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