Trousers are often called breeks in Scots, the cognate of breeches. The item of clothing worn under trousers known as pants. The conventional English type trousers is likewise used, but it is sometimes pronounced in the manner somewhere around represented by [?tru?z?rz], as Scots didn't fully bear the Great Vowel Change, and thus retains the vowel

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