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coat

[koht] / koʊt /






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In the clip, under a white fur coat, he was rocking the same American flag shades and red, white and blue suit and tie he had worn on the stand Tuesday.

From Los Angeles Times

Some farmers have been shifting their flocks to "self-shedding" varieties but in Scotland's uplands the thicker coats are needed in the winter months.

From BBC

I dashed down the stairs, took my coat and my bicycle from inside the alley door, and was wheeling it over the threshold when Betsie’s voice reached me, soft but firm.

From Literature

He came in breathless, and sat down at once beside her, his face glowing, snow all over his coat, still in his hair.

From Literature

Ali Larijani, Iran’s top security official, strolled confidently in dark sunglasses and a black coat Friday through a rally of regime loyalists in central Tehran.

From The Wall Street Journal