IPA: /səˈspɛndər/
KK: /səˈspɛndər/
A type of strap that goes over the shoulders to hold up trousers, often made of elastic material. It is usually found in pairs and is commonly referred to in the plural form.
He wore a pair of suspenders to keep his trousers from falling down.
**Suspender** → It is formed from "suspendere" (from Latin, meaning to hang up or to suspend) and the agent suffix "-er" (meaning a person who). The word "suspender" refers to a person or device that hangs or supports something, typically used for holding up trousers.
Think of someone or something that 'hangs up' ('suspendere') to support or hold up an item — that's why a suspender is used to keep trousers in place.