Levi's

¹

[ lee-vahyz ]

(used with a plural verb)

1. a brand of clothing, especially blue jeans.

Lévis

²

[ lee-vis; French ley-vee ]

noun

1. a city in S Quebec, in E Canada, across from Montreal, on the St. Lawrence.

Levi's

/ ˈliːvaɪz /

plural noun

1. jeans, usually blue and made of denim

Example Sentences

When we met, she was barefoot and dressed in ripped Levis and a T-shirt.

From The Daily Beast

But you haven't finished about the second attack upon Fort Mifflin, have you, brother Levis?

From Project Gutenberg

He woke from it with a vigor and freshness that surprised him, and found the train pulling into the station at Pointe Levis.

From Project Gutenberg

The Roman's word in art, as in life, was still gravitas, and he contrived to infuse a shade of contempt into the word levis.

From Project Gutenberg

De Levis had to pay up, and sneered at him for making money by parlour tricks.

From Project Gutenberg

But this is a private house, Mr De Levis, and something is due to our host and to the esprit de corps that exists among gentlemen.

From Project Gutenberg