jegging
noun
jeg·ging ˈje-giŋ 
plural jeggings
: a legging that is made of stretchable fabric and that resembles tight fitting denim jeans —usually used in plural
a pair of jeggingsIn its Fall 2017 Look Book, for example, Talbots pairs red suede ankle-strap flats with dark denim five-pocket jeggings, an indigo-and-ivory striped turtleneck and a red cardigan trimmed in black. — The Buffalo News
Word History
Etymology
j(eans) + (l)egging
First Known Use
2009, in the meaning defined above
- keeping a watching brief
- keeping after
- keeping an eye on
- keeping back
- keeping clear of
- keeping company
- keeping company (with)
- keeping company with
- keeping company with the likes of
- keeping down
- keeping from
- keeping going
- keeping in
- keeping off
- keeping on
- keeping one's eyes open
- keeping one's eyes open (for)
- keeping one's eyes open for
- keeping out
- keeping posted
- keeping room
- keeping someone posted
- keeping to
- keeping up
- keeping up (with)