I typed the word I thought I heard into a dictionary and was stunned to find it really exists (and that I spelled it correctly the first time). "Galligaskins" are "loose hose or breeches; leather leg quards." Even if it's not the right word, I learned something new, so woohoo!
Galligaskins - loose breeches/trousers I think
scubafe about 4 years ago
I'm hearing Get A Sticks. Which is clearly nonsensical.
tinfoilmoon about 4 years ago
galligaskins : loose wide hose or breeches worn in the 16th and 17th centuries or very loose trousers. Another word for Leggings
pskatoy about 4 years ago
Galligaskins, Wide very loose breeches. This was hard this week, played it ten times before I got it and I'm a transcriber.
Kpmelia about 4 years ago
yep i'm going with galligaskins too, very loose trousers/breeches worn in the 15th & 16th centuries. i bet shakespeare had at least one pair.
playgirlc about 4 years ago
I typed the word I thought I heard into a dictionary and was stunned to find it really exists (and that I spelled it correctly the first time). "Galligaskins" are "loose hose or breeches; leather leg quards." Even if it's not the right word, I learned something new, so woohoo!
Pickletwee about 4 years ago