Ulster

/ˈʌlstər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A long, loose overcoat, typically made of heavy fabric, often with a cape.

He wore his ulster over his suit to keep warm on the chilly evening.

A type of long coat that originated in Ireland, often associated with Ulster province.

The man in the ulster looked distinguished as he strolled through the park.

A historical reference to the province of Ulster in Ireland.

The battle was a significant event in the history of Ulster.

The term 'ulster' comes from the name of the province of Ulster in Ireland.

to wear an ulster

To dress warmly or prepare for cold weather.

a man's ulster

Refers specifically to a man's long overcoat.

ulster style

A descriptor for a fashion style influenced by the ulster coat.

overcoat

A long coat worn outdoors.

cloak

A loose outer garment.

trench coat

A long coat typically made of waterproof fabric.

A fashionable or stylish overcoat.

That new ulster really sets off your look!

A warm coat used for casual outings.

I always grab my ulster for a walk in the park.