coverall
a loose-fitting, one-piece work garment, consisting of a trouserlike portion and a top with or without sleeves, worn over other clothing.
overalls for women.
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How to use coverall in a sentence
If Patagonia made coveralls in this fabric, I would buy them too—just to spite the mosquitos.
With a grin he fished several parts out of his coverall pocket and set to work.
A Yankee Flier Over Berlin | Al AveryThe patrol-blue uniform coverall with its belted waist didn't do much to hide a lovely, properly curved figure.
Code Three | Rick RaphaelKelly reached into a coverall pocket and produced another sedation hypo.
Code Three | Rick RaphaelHer coverall sleeves were rolled to the elbows as she worked and a vagrant strand of copper hair curled over her forehead.
Code Three | Rick Raphael
Dressed in the snow-white coverall of the prison garb, Coxine faced them squarely, his thick trunklike legs spread wide apart.
On the Trail of the Space Pirates | Carey Rockwell
British Dictionary definitions for coverall
/ (ˈkʌvərˌɔːl) /
a thing that covers something entirely
(usually plural) protective outer garments for the body
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