lumberjacket

British  

/ ˈlʌmbəˌdʒækɪt /

noun

1. US name: lumberjack.  a boldly coloured, usually checked jacket in warm cloth, as worn by lumberjacks

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Example Sentences

Ten-year-old Cornelius Kaehane pushed in, walked to the cashier's desk, took two plastic toy pistols out of the pockets of his shabby lumberjacket.

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Pierre showed up straight from his welding classes, a scarf and lumberjacket hiding his work shirt.

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Besides, there is always the chance that, when he comes bursting out of the next bush, face all scratched and lumberjacket full of stickers, he may be clutching in his hand some truly precious thing: perhaps, who knows, as precious as�a mouse?

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But never had it seen anyone rise in debate garbed in a U.S. lumberjacket and red baseball cap, and self-billed as "the original public schoolboy�from the public schools of Morrison, Illinois."

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