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Meanings of overcoat in English
Usage of overcoat in English
1
The second bell rings, the gentlemen in the queer overcoat gets up.
2
The Prince stood up in the carriage, and put on an overcoat.
3
Then his green blanket disappeared; a warm, heavy overcoat in its place.
4
Bertie had opened the door; he had on his hat and overcoat.
5
At last I found them in the inside pocket of my overcoat.
6
Rita Ora tried out a clear overcoat as she partied in London.
7
His fingers groped feverishly in the cavernous folds of his overcoat pocket.
8
He could not even draw his bare foot in under the overcoat.
9
The ends of the forgotten tape-measure were dangling beneath coat and overcoat.
10
When the belt is worn it will be worn outside the overcoat.
11
Tembarom went out in the hall, and put on his insufficient overcoat.
12
There was a nip in the wind, and he had no overcoat.
13
So I muffled myself up in a big overcoat and went out.
14
The overcoat when worn must be buttoned throughout and the collar hooked.
15
I came away in such a hurry I quite forgot my overcoat.
16
He wrapped himself carefully in a huge ulster overcoat and went out.
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Overcoat through the time
Overcoat across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common