peacoat
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of peacoat
1780–90, pea ( pea jacket ) + coat
Example Sentences
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On Monday, he walked onstage in a bulky black peacoat.
From Los Angeles Times
No-pants looks highlighted the simplicity of mini peacoats, bombers and knitwear, as well as the season’s footwear, including platform versions of the signature loafers.
From Seattle Times
In her first run of this "You've Got Mail" tour with real guests, she's dressed in a red peacoat with a dozen red roses in her tote bag.
From Salon
One look had a denim knee-length skirt paired with a navy wool peacoat with a shearling collar.
From Seattle Times
She wears scarves and colorful peacoats, her lipstick always perfect as her lips frequently clench a cigarette.
From Salon
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