overcoating

[oh-ver-koh-ting]

noun

1. material for overcoats.

2. overcoat.

Word History and Origins

Origin of overcoating¹

First recorded in 1885–90; overcoat + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

Then I spit on it a few times to give it a frozen overcoating.

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Some of the fancy overcoatings are to be duplicated.

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Examine different fabrics and classify them into either suitings, overcoatings, trouserings, etc.

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Shetlands—Very shaggy overcoatings, named from the Shetland pony, the coat of which it is supposed to imitate in appearance.

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It is found in the finest of silk and worsted fabrics for ladies’ wear, also in linings, mittens, and fine cloaking and overcoating.

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