The term "pantywaist" originated in the early 20th century, initially referring to a style of children's undergarments that featured a waistline below the waist, often associated with boys' clothing. Over time, it evolved into a derogatory slang term used to describe someone—typically a man—perceived as weak, effeminate, or lacking in courage. The term implies a failure to conform to traditional masculine ideals, reflecting societal attitudes toward gender roles.
The literal use of pantywaist is an item of children's clothing dating from the 1920s; an undergarment consisting of short pants (like boxers) and a tee-shirt that buttoned together at the waist. In the 1930's the term was first used to describe 'an effeminate' or 'weak man or boy'; AKA a 'sissy'. I have also heard the term used to describe someone as being useless.
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