Trackies

Trackies (noun / UK Slang)

(Also heard as: Trackie bottoms, Tracksuit bottoms, Trackie)

Definition:

Trackies are tracksuit bottoms, the comfortable loose trousers worn for lounging or sport.

Where Trackies Comes From:

It is a short form of “tracksuit bottoms”, with a friendly “-ies” ending.

How People Actually Use Trackies:

Said when talking about relaxed clothing: “I’m in my trackies”. Whether it is a casual look or a lazy one depends on the context.

Is Trackies Rude?

Not rude, though wearing them somewhere formal might raise eyebrows.

Examples in the Wild:

• “I’m staying in my trackies all weekend.”Meaning: I am wearing comfortable trousers all weekend.
• “He turned up in trackies and trainers.”Meaning: He wore tracksuit bottoms and trainers.
• “Pop your trackies on and let’s go.”Meaning: Put on your tracksuit bottoms and we’ll go.

Similar Slang:

Garms, Creps, Threads, Kecks

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