1. Tight-fitting stretch pants that resemble denim jeans but are made of softer, more elastic material such as cotton or synthetic fabric.
Usage: Usually plural; informal; Popular casual wear, especially among younger people

Examples

• She wore jeggings and a long sweater to school.
• Jeggings are comfortable for all-day wear because they stretch easily.
• The store sells jeggings in multiple colors and patterns.
• Many people prefer jeggings to traditional jeans because they're softer.
• She paired her jeggings with a denim jacket for a casual look.
• Jeggings became a popular fashion trend in the 2010s.