trouserlike

English

Etymology

From trouser(s) +‎ -like.

Adjective

trouserlike (comparative more trouserlike, superlative most trouserlike)

1. Resembling or characteristic of trousers.
   • 2007 July 25, JJ Lee, “Keep your skinnies, but wide-legs put flare in your jeans”, in The Georgia Straight‎^[1]:

     Regardless of whether one chooses 24-inch Hudsons, the more trouserlike The Dream by Fidelity (another Vancouver designer), or J Brand's Joplin, Ha advises keeping an eye on the shoes and the top.