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breeches (archaic)

nounfemininearcaico/ˈkaɫ.kɐ/low

cal·ca

Definition

Garment covering the body from the waist to the ankles, with a separate part for each leg. Archaic term for 'trousers'.
He wore a pair of leather breeches.
The breeches were part of the traditional uniform.

Etymology

Do francês 'culotte', por sua vez do italiano 'culotta'.