"trowser" meaning in English

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          "text": "Sammy thinks, I dare say, that each of the sailors concerned in the capture, will, in a few days time, come on shore with his jacket and trowser pockets and hat full of money.",
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          "text": "Let padded breasts, high coat collars, stiff stocks, broad-shouldered straps, tight belts, trowser-straps and boots be consigned to the tomb of pigtails and powder.",
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          "text": "His Grace the Duke of Wellington was incensed greatly, and as badge of dishonor ordered that a strip of cherry colored ribbon be sewed on their trowser seams.",
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