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parkie

British  
/ ˈpaːkɪ /

noun

  1. informal a park keeper

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Elderly ladies chatted to him, a parkie warned him of the rules.

From The Guardian • Jun. 30, 2012

The characteristic garment is the parkie or overshirt, not open in front, however, provided with a hood and made of caribou skin tanned with the hair on.

From North America by Russell, Israel C. (Cook)

With his one good hand Ferriss drew a pipe and a handful of tea leaves wrapped in oiled paper from the breast of his deer-skin parkie.

From A Man's Woman by Norris, Frank

He wanted his drill parkie hood bordered with fur, as I had done some belonging to others, and I furnished the fox tails, and sewed them on for him.

From A Woman who went to Alaska by Sullivan, May Kellogg

There I ran at the handle-bars for a time, but at last I threw myself upon the sled among the furs, and pulled a parkie over me.

From A Woman who went to Alaska by Sullivan, May Kellogg