khakis
/ˈkækiz/
noun
- Pants (trousers) made of a sturdy cotton fabric, typically tan or light brown in color, often worn as casual or business casual clothing.
- My school dress code requires students to wear khakis or dark jeans.
- He wore khakis and a polo shirt to the casual office party.
- She packed two pairs of khakis for her trip to the national park.
- A light brown or tan color, similar to the fabric used for military uniforms.
- The living room walls were painted a soft shade of khaki.
- The military uniform was a standard khaki that blended with the desert.
- She chose a khaki-colored backpack for hiking.