1. Plural of cutty; short trousers or pants, especially those worn by children or in informal settings.
Usage: informal; chiefly Scottish or British
2. Plural of cutty; short-stemmed tobacco pipes.
Usage: informal; dated

Examples

• The children wore cutties to play in the park during summer.
• He preferred cutties to long trousers when the weather was warm.
• The old sailor kept a collection of cutties in his cabin.
• Cutties were a common sight at the beach in the 1970s.
• She bought her son a pair of cutties for the school sports day.