lumberjack
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3.9
- noun
- /ˈlʌmbərˌdʒæk/
- US
:
chaqueta de leñador
- He was dressed in a red and black lumberjack's shirt with a blue turtleneck underneath, brown cords, hiking boots, and white p130 socks.
- lumberjack shirt
- lumberjack plaid
- red lumberjack
Examples
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Phyllis in her camouflage and Bonny in her lumberjack's jacket.
Fiction book (1990) -
Way back when I had the red and black lumberjack with the hat to match.
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The parents, I'd loved that man in his red and black lumberjack shirt saying it straight, you know, just not mincing words.
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She had on her lumberjack's jacket again, and her orange cushion was fastened to her belt loops.
Fiction book (1990) -
They were both dressed like hunters: one had on a red plaid lumberjack's jacket and the other a greenish camouflage suit.
Fiction book (1990) -
He wore a classic red and black lumberjack jacket while chopping wood in the forest.
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For the outdoor event, she chose a warm lumberjack shirt with a checkered pattern.
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During the winter hike, he appreciated the comfort of his favorite lumberjack jacket.
Synonyms
4
6.7
A loose protective top worn over clothes by workers
A short warm plaid wool jacket for outdoor work and casual wear
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Etymology
Lumberjack when used for a jacket is named after the warm, checkered coats that tree workers wore in cold forests. So a lumberjack jacket is a short, warm outer coat often in a red-and-black check pattern, like the clothing of those workers.