salopettes
- noun
- /ˌsæl.əˈpɛts/
- UK
- Most skiers wear insulated salopettes to stay warm and dry.
Examples
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He pulled on his salopettes before heading out onto the snowy slopes.
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She bought a new pair of bright red salopettes for her winter holiday.
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He bought a pair of salopettes for the ski trip.
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These salopettes are perfect for snowboarding.
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He pulled on his salopettes before heading out onto the snowy slopes.
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Most skiers wear insulated salopettes to stay warm and dry.
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She bought a new pair of bright red salopettes for her winter holiday.
Synonyms
Trousers worn for skiing or as a fashion item that keep you warm and dry
Clothes used for skiing that keep you warm and dry
How Warm
Surface Forms
Etymology
Salopettes comes from the French word salopette, which means 'overalls'. The French word named a simple trouser with shoulder straps, so today salopettes are waterproof trousers with shoulder straps that skiers and other outdoor people wear.