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LoftyLottie | 15:28 Tue 08th Mar 2011 | ChatterBank
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The area on a pair of trousers, pants, underpants or shorts where the two leg panels join together?
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crotch? gusset?
Not gusset ?
why not gusset ?
Seam?
crotchet ?
If you mean the crutch area, then crutch or gusset!
No, I meant, like ... "Is it not the gusset?"
sewing patterns call it the crotch thats good enough for me
Crotch I'd say....though I do like the word gusset!
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Well I have just done a review for some trousers on the M&S website where I described the length from 'crotch' to waistline and it got rejected for using the word 'crotch'!! I took out the word and just said 'body length' and it got accepted.

How very stupid!!!

AB obviously doesn't think 'crotch' is a rude word.
I would say crotch LL when Bill has had a drink and insists on listening to his 'heavy stuff'
I always reckon , he plays his crotch (air guitar) ;-)))
Both crotch and gusset!!
gusset sounds " nicer than crotch.
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gusset is an inserted fabric section usually in the crotch of a garment
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Yes I agree Rowan. We both obviously have sewn garments in our time.

A crotch is a crotch is a crotch!!

Stupid M&S. I know it can be used rudely, but....................
Crutch is my endearment for crotch, I was only jesting!
crotch is probably the more technically correct term..

crotch noun (crotches) 1 (also crutch) a the place where the body or a pair of trousers forks into the two legs; b the human genital area. 2 the fork of a tree.
ETYMOLOGY: 16c: variant of crutch.

gusset noun, dressmaking a piece of material sewn into a garment for added strength or to allow for freedom of movement, eg at the crotch. gussetting noun.
ETYMOLOGY: 15c: from French gousset.
ladies pants................ can be purchased with or without gussets ! and before anyone says crotch..........................no :)
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