overalled
- noun
- /ˈoʊvərˌæld/
- She watched the overalled as they loaded crates onto the truck.
Examples
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The overalled stood by the barn, wiping sweat from his brow after a long day.
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Several overalled gathered around the machinery to discuss the repairs needed.
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The overalled workers repaired the roof quickly.
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She saw an overalled man fixing the fence.
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The overalled worker fixed the tractor after it broke down in the field.
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She saw an overalled man painting the wooden fence with bright blue paint.
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At the construction site, the overalled crew worked diligently to finish the project ahead of schedule.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Overalled as a noun means a person who wears overalls, so think of a worker in that protective work outfit. That's why an overalled is simply someone 'in overalls' doing manual work.