coat
- noun
- /koʊt/
- She chose a warm coat to wear during the winter months.
- put on a coat
- wear a coat
- dressed in a coat
And can I tell you this coat came out fabulous?
- And can I tell you this coat came out fabulous?
- The soft grey green of your cotton coat touches the sleeve of him.
- I can see myself in that great coat, soaking wet, filthy.
- I had a kind of a fancy coat on a like a cloak.
- Then we have this Burberry coat vintage.
- I just want to say that this coat like smells really weird.
- And then over there, there's a load of coats in this box.
- Wool look, wrap front coat and wrap front coat.
- Oh my gosh guys, this coat is actually gorgeous.
Examples
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Oh my gosh guys, this coat is actually gorgeous.
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The chill was seeping beneath her coat, through her gloves, into her riding boots.
Fiction book (1990) -
I will say though, this coat, I love this coat.
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Take your coat and go outside.
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So this could be the perfect little coat for my morning walks.
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Then she noticed a figure in a white coat at the end of the corridor.
Fiction book (1990) -
My hair was a mess, and my coat was smeared with red dust.
Fiction book (1990) -
What kind of woman would throw a mink coat out on the lawn like this?
Fiction book (1990) -
Lalia put on her boots, heavy coat, and scarf and went down in the elevator.
Fiction book (1990) -
Ryman Auditorium - Night: Hugh Cherry, wearing a top coat, walks over to the rear door.
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
A short coat that reaches the waist or hips and fastens at the front
A coat that keeps you dry in the rain
A long heavy coat worn over other clothes to keep warm
A large warm coat with a hood for very cold weather
A warm coat made from animal hair to wear in cold weather
A long waterproof coat with a belt and deep pockets, often worn in a military style
A light men's jacket not part of a suit, often with patterns
Clothing worn outside over other clothes like coats or jackets
A thick piece of clothing worn to keep you warm in cold weather
A heavy warm outer layer people wear over clothes in cold weather
A large, heavy coat worn over clothes to keep warm in cold weather
A lightweight jacket for smart casual occasions, often with one row of buttons
A formal coat with a short front and long tails at the back worn for evening events
A piece of clothing like a coat worn over other clothes for warmth or protection
A warm coat made from sheep skin with the wool still attached
A warm thick coat with a hood and wooden toggle buttons that usually reaches the knees
A jacket that keeps you dry and warm in wind or rain
A long coat with a hood you can pull over your head to keep warm or dry
A man's hip-length coat with a straight back that forms the jacket of a suit
A short loose-fitting coat that hangs straight from the shoulders
A long loose piece of clothing you wear over other clothes to protect them from dust
A short close-fitting coat worn with formal dress or a uniform in the 18th and 19th centuries
A formal evening jacket for men with a short front and long tails at the back
Idioms
Compounds
A long white coat worn over clothes in a laboratory to protect them from spills and chemicals
A long waterproof coat with a belt and deep pockets, often worn in a military style
- Archaic
A formal coat for men with skirts that reach the knees, common in the 1800s
- UK
A man's formal jacket with long tails and a front cut away worn for daytime events
- Archaic
A piece of clothing with small metal rings linked together that protects the body in battle
- US
A warm thick coat with a hood and wooden toggle buttons that usually reaches the knees
- Specialized
A thin first layer of paint that helps later paint stick and last longer
- Specialized
A temporary rise in blood pressure when a person is at the doctor's office
- Specialized
A dark layer with many blood vessels between the retina and the white of the eye that stops light scattering
- Specialized
A sea animal with eight overlapping hard plates that clings to rocks
- Specialized
The last layer of paint or varnish that makes a surface smooth and look complete
- Specialized
The last layer of paint or varnish that makes a surface look complete
A short heavy wool coat with a red and black plaid pattern that people wear outdoors to keep warm
A garden plant that lives for many years and has large bright leaves of red, yellow, and green
A formal men's jacket with a cut-away front and two long tails worn for evening events
- Specialized
A rise in blood pressure at the doctor's office caused by feeling nervous
How Warm
Surface Forms
Etymology
Coat comes from an old word cote that meant a short outer garment or 'tunic'. So a coat is something you wear outside for warmth and protection.