anti-fit denim
adj.— «“Making trips to these cities, purchasing merchandise and supplying them to markets in Calcutta has been my occupation for the past eight months,” says Sajan, in a white T-shirt and blue anti-fit denims.» —“Tobacco gains in tripper trade” by Zeeshan Jawed The Telegraph (Calcutta, India) Mar. 6, 2007. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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