Overcoat

/ˈoʊvərˌkoʊt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A long coat worn over regular clothing, typically for warmth and protection against the weather.

He wore a heavy wool overcoat to shield himself from the winter chill.

An outer garment that is usually made of fabric or leather and designed to keep the wearer warm.

She looked elegant in her new overcoat as she walked through the snowy streets.

A coat that is worn over a suit or formal attire, often in a professional setting.

The businessman donned his overcoat before stepping out into the rainy evening.

From the prefix 'over-' meaning on top of, plus 'coat'.

overcoat weather

Weather that is cold enough to require the wearing of an overcoat.

wear an overcoat

To put on an overcoat for warmth or style.

trench coat

A long waterproof coat often belted, originally designed for military use.

pea coat

A short, heavy coat made of wool, originally worn by sailors.

Big coat

He's wearing his big coat since it's freezing outside.

Puffer

I need to grab my puffer before heading out in this snow.