How to pronounce “breeches” in English

of different... There probably is a seed of truth there. There probably was someone named Ragnar.The last name's a little suspicious. Lothbrok means hairy breeches. He supposedly had magic pants that would prevent him from being poisonedby dragons or snakes. That's maybe a clue. We're dealing with myth here. But he is really the template for Vikings. You want to figure out, like, what the Vikings

kill him by throwing him into a pit with vipers.They throw him in this and the snakes are biting him, but he's got his hairy breeches on, so it's not working. So, he's singing a hymn to Odinand he gets pulled out and he's asked why he's not dying and he explains, rather foolishly, that he has these hairy breeches. So, they take the

They throw him in this and the snakes are biting him, but he's got his hairy breeches on, so it's not working. So, he's singing a hymn to Odinand he gets pulled out and he's asked why he's not dying and he explains, rather foolishly, that he has these hairy breeches. So, they take thepants off and throw him back, and his last words are, um, "When the boar bleats, the piglets come."... by which