Breeches.
idiom:too big for (one's) britches
- Overconfident; cocky.
[Alteration of breeches, pl. of BREECH.]
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Breeches.
idiom:too big for (one's) britches
[Alteration of breeches, pl. of BREECH.]
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The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
informal term for breeches
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Britches may refer to:
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Expression: Britches in a Knot
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