Blazer
/ˈbleɪzər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A lightweight jacket, typically with a notched collar, that is often worn as part of a uniform or as smart casual attire.
He wore a navy blue blazer over his white shirt for the job interview.
A type of jacket that may have contrasting colors or patches, often associated with academic institutions or sports teams.
The members of the debate team were proudly wearing their green and gold blazers.
A garment resembling a jacket, often designed for informal occasions.
She paired her stylish blazer with a simple t-shirt and jeans for a casual look.
Etymology
Derived from the word ' blaze', referring to a bright color that blazers often have.
Common Phrases and Expressions
blazer on
Dressed up or in formal attire, particularly with a blazer.
wear a blazer
To don a blazer for style or formal occasions.
Related Words
suit
A formal outfit typically consisting of a jacket and trousers.
sport coat
A formal jacket, similar to a blazer but often less structured.
Slang Meanings
To dress sharply or smartly, often with a blazer.
He's really blazin' it today with that new blazer.
A type of cool, fashionable look achieved by wearing a blazer.
She's got that blazer look on lock.