Debag [di:'bæg]
To pull down someone's trousers against their will.
Synonyms:
- Kegging (in Northern England);
- Dacking / Dakking (in Australia);
- Downtrouting / Downtrailing;
- Jocking (in Ireland);
- Trunking (in North America);
- Pantsing / De-pantsing (in North America);
- A down trou (in New Zealand);
- Breeking (in Scotland; breeks – trousers, Scot.).
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