mack
- noun
- /mæk/
- UK
- More anonymous figures in rain-slick macks were moving around among the abbey's crumbling walls.
Examples
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He looked stylish in his new mack, perfect for the cold, wet weather.
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- What does "mack" mean?
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I'd take that mack off before you go in there.
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I need to break out my old mack moves and show her who she dealing with.
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(And the banker wears a mack in the pouring rain - very strange.)
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As the rain poured down, she pulled on her yellow mack to keep dry.
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While walking through the park, I noticed a group of people wearing colorful macks to shield themselves from the rain.
Synonyms
A coat that keeps you dry in the rain
A waterproof coat that keeps you dry in rain
A long waterproof coat with a belt and deep pockets, often worn in a military style
A waterproof coat with a thin layer of rubber that keeps a person dry in rain
A coat that keeps you dry in the rain
Clothing that keeps you dry in the rain
Compounds
How Waterproof
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mack is short for Macintosh, the last name of the man who made a rainproof fabric, so people began to call the raincoat a mack. That's why a mack means a 'waterproof' coat.