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two fabric tubes that civilized the legs and started a thousand fashion wars

means A garment worn from the waist down that covers each leg separately, also called trousers.

from Short for 'pantaloons,' the long leg-coverings named after Pantaloon (Italian 'Pantalone'), a stock character of the commedia dell'artea lean old Venetian merchant traditionally costumed in tight leg-hugging hose. The name passed into French and English clothing vocabulary, and by the 19th century Americans had clipped 'pantaloons' down to the brisk little 'pants.' Pantalone himself may owe his name to San Pantaleone, a saint popular in Venice.

why pluralnamed after Pantaloon, a single character from Italian theater
roman disdainRomans mocked trousers as barbarian leg-coverings
british slangin the UK, pants means underwear, not trousers
cavalry origintrousers spread because they suited riding horses
women's bana Paris law banning women in trousers was repealed in 2013
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