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Mackinaw coat
/ ˈmækɪˌnɔː /
noun
- a thick short double-breasted plaid coat Also calledmackinaw
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Mackinaw coat1
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Example Sentences
Don placed a sandwich in each deep pocket of his mackinaw coat, and pushed an apple on top of each.
Hollister felt the chill of it through his mackinaw coat and was moved to thought of his companion's comfort.
Propped up in bed, my mackinaw coat over my 'robe de nuit' for warmth, I sit and dream.
He had opened his Mackinaw coat while running, and now he dropped it to the floor behind him.
The boy wore a battered felt hat, a fawn mackinaw coat, pants thrust into high socks and a pair of moosehide moccasins.
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