hoodie
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- noun
- /ˈhudi/
:
sudadera con capucha
- OK, so I'm going to put the hoodie on now because I'm cold.
- wear a hoodie
- pull on a hoodie
- zip-up hoodie
And he's like, Dad, why is your hoodie so tight?
- And he's like, Dad, why is your hoodie so tight?
- The little soap running into your hoodie or down your collar.
- It's a freaking dear hoodie basically to keep you warm.
- If you can see Grace right now, she's holding on to her old hoodie for dear life.
- The last item is this hoodie kind of cropped sweater type thing.
- I have no time for a hoodie that does not have a big hood.
- Pulling back into her pink slacks, his black hoodies, holes now healed.
- People have shirts, jackets, hoodies and earmuffs.
- The media in black in my hoodie hiding.
Examples
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He pulled the zipper up on his hoodie to shield himself from the cold wind.
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On chilly evenings, I love to wear my hoodie for warmth and comfort.
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- Do you want to take your hoodie off?
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- I like that hoodie.
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I'm just gonna sleep in my hoodie now.
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We got the hat, we got the hoodie, and you can get some sweatpants.
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You always had that gray zip-up hoodie.
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I highly recommend the grey sweatshirt hoodie with Obama 2012 on the front.
Blog text (29) -
In a refreshing change of pace, Summer has retired her Westview hoodie in favor of... a Kent State hoodie.
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After a long day, I like to cozy up on the couch in my favorite hoodie.
Synonyms
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A casual sweatshirt with a hood you pull over your head for warmth
A warm comfortable sweatshirt with a hood for relaxing or casual wear
A very large, thick sweatshirt you wear to feel warm and cozy
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Etymology
Hoodie comes from hood meaning 'head covering' plus the small friendly ending -ie, like in 'doggie', so it means a casual, soft jacket with a hood that you wear for comfort.