Raincoat

/ˈreɪn.kəʊt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A waterproof or water-resistant coat worn to protect the body from rain.

She wore her bright yellow raincoat on the way to work to stay dry during the downpour.

A type of outerwear designed to shield against wet weather.

He always keeps a raincoat in his car in case he gets caught in the rain.

A protective garment typically made of rubber or a similar material.

Children are often encouraged to wear their raincoats when playing outdoors during rainy days.

The word 'raincoat' is a compound of 'rain' and 'coat', dating back to the late 19th century.

caught in the rain

To be unexpectedly in the rain without protection.

raining cats and dogs

Raining heavily.

bring out the raincoat

Be prepared for unexpected rain.

umbrella

A device used for protection against rain, consisting of a circular fabric canopy on a folding frame.

poncho

A simple garment made of a single piece of fabric, often used as rain protection.

Rain gear

Don't forget your rain gear, it's supposed to pour today.

Damp blazer

I need to get a damp blazer for when the weather turns.