Knickerbockers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KNICKERBOCKERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• loose breeches gathered in at the knee
• loose-fitting breeches gathered at the knee or calf.
• a New Yorker.
• a descendant of the original Dutch settlers in New York.
• The name for a style of short breeches; smallclothes.
• trousers ending above the knee
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• capitalize; a descendant of the early Dutch settlers of New York; broadly; a native or resident of the city or state of New York —used as a nickname

How to use KNICKERBOCKERS in a sentence

• Turning my head as I ran, I saw through the thin mist a figure in knickerbockers and a Norfolk jacket vaulting over the low gate that separated the moor from the road.
• Lastly came the Knickerbockers, of the great town of Schahticoke, where the folks lay stones upon the houses in windy weather, lest they should be blown away.
• His stockings were short, and did not come up to his knickerbockers.
• He affects a frock and high hat one day, and knickerbockers and sun helmet the next.
• In Europe, the blouse or loose tunic is preferred to every other form of coat, and knickerbockers or gaiters to any form of trousers.
• The reason he hated the curate was partly because he always wore black knickerbockers, and partly because he was such chums with the MacTavish boys.
• Spurred to pictures by the old brocade, Kenny wished he had some velvet knickerbockers and a satin coat.
• Indeed, he was worse when he grew out of frocks, for knickerbockers disclosed that he had very thin legs and large, knotty knees.
• Let us try to picture the old town of that day, the city that was still under the shadow of the Knickerbockers.
• He put on heavy tan walking shoes, gray woollen stockings, gray knickerbockers, gray flannel shirt, and a Norfolk jacket minus the third button.
• He was dressed in white cotton jacket and dark-blue knickerbockers, with a dark-blue sash round his waist.
• The Knickerbockers played at Hoboken for many years, passing out of existence only in 1882.
• I often wonder that, for some exigencies of weather, the outdoor red-flannel knickerbockers which one wears in Canada are not more in use here.
• Its name, too, as most of you bright boys and girls doubtless know, furnished the title for one of the works of Washington Irving, best loved of all the Knickerbockers.
• He had put on a coat with brilliant buttons, and new knickerbockers, in order that he might be master of the occasion.
• He had very thin legs in very short grey knickerbockers, a pale freckled face, and hair that matched the sand.
• He had strong, stout legs which looked well in knickerbockers and shooting stockings.
• Instead she appeared in serviceable knickerbockers and wore wooden-soled slippers on her feet.
• It tucked into a dirty pair of linen drawers or knickerbockers, which garments were always dyed a dull red in the blood of the beasts killed.
• It was already time to dress for dinner, the ladies habitually observing this formality, although Briscoe often went in knickerbockers till midnight.
• The little boy, an unusually handsome lad of five or six, with blue eyes and fair hair, dressed in knickerbockers and a sailor cap, was also keenly interested in the surroundings.
• Swarms of human figures but of more than human stature, clad in tunics and trousers or knickerbockers, came out of the glass-domed palaces from all sides into the park.
• And Jerry asleep, with the ruffle still pinned to his wet shirt and a big hole torn in the knee of his knickerbockers.
• His knickerbockers, in the elegance of their lines, were the delight of beholders.
• I went for the most of my days habited in English knickerbockers under short corduroy skirts, worn with a many-pocketed hunting blouse.
• Even the English people who come here put on knickerbockers and bonnets.
• A few farm-folk passed me in the highway and gave me good morning in the fashion of the country, inspecting my knickerbockers at the same time with frank disapproval.
• Little Sydney had reached the mature age of three and was about to discard petticoats for the more manly raiment of knickerbockers.
• He looked so manly when he talked about it, standing up straight and strong in his knickerbockers.
• She reflected that he could not make his first appearance at the choir school in white linen knickerbockers.

Similar words containing KNICKERBOCKER without suffix s

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