Bootcut (noun)

A style of pants or jeans that are flared slightly at the ankle to accommodate boots or other shoes with a wider width at the top.

Origin:

Derived from the phrase "boot-cut".

Examples:

1. He preferred to wear bootcut jeans because they fit comfortably over his boots.
2. She wore bootcut pants to work, which allowed her to move freely and comfortably.
3. I'm looking for a pair of bootcut pants that will fit over my cowboy boots.
4. The fashion industry has seen a resurgence of bootcut pants in recent years.
5. The bootcut design of the pants accommodates a wider range of shoe sizes and styles.