Meanings of waisted coat in English

Then he insisted on the removal of the little short- waisted coat.

That gentleman in a high stock and a short- waisted coat-thelate Mr. Brummell surely, walking in this direction?

He was a young man with a beard, wearing a full, short- waisted coat, and looked like a messenger.

The broad-shouldered, narrow- waisted coat did not fit him ill, though the shiny boots were at least a size too large.

The men also wore full dress: Hungarian trousers, short- waisted coat, with large, bright metal buttons, opening over an embroidered waistcoat.

His odd appearance was increased by his wearing a broad-brimmed hat and feather, and a long- waisted coat, part of an old court-suit.

Philip had seen him once in a bar near Piccadilly Circus in a tight- waisted coat and a brown hat with a broad, flat brim.

There was an old grey-haired Cossack, with a scarlet tunic under his black, wide-skirted, narrow- waisted coat, decorated in the Cossack fashion with ornamental cartridges.

His costume was of the oddest: a long- waisted coat reaching nearly to his heels, short trousers, a flowered silk vest, and a napless hat.

His garments were of London make, and the long, tight, wasp- waisted coat, buttoned clear up to the neck, seemed to enclose him like a box.

"And I rather like the empire effect," said Ed turning around so that all, might admire the short- waisted coat he wore.