kecks

/ kɛks /

plural noun

1. dialect,  trousers

Word History and Origins

Origin of kecks¹

C19: from obsolete kicks breeches

Example Sentences

If they can reanimate Cushing, I am sure they can stuff something down Anderson’s kecks.

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The Kecks did not return phone calls seeking comment.

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In early March, the Maheshes called the Kecks.

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And, despite telling the Kecks he would not use chemicals, Mr. Wagner, in his initial business application, stated he wanted to use solvents, which are highly flammable.

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He told the Kecks he would process in the barn using ice and water, a nonchemical method.

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