raincoat

Word Origin & History

also rain-coat, 1821, from rain (n.) + coat (n.).

I should have carried my raincoat to the door before putting it on.

"I've got the umbrellas," he shouted, as he struggled into his raincoat.

I also discovered that I wanted a lighter overcoat and a raincoat.

Certainly she was not lonely for a young man with a raincoat, a cat, and an interest in Japan.

Randy slipped on his raincoat, and then resumed his duty as a sentinel.

Mrs. Jackson's raincoat was a sure signal of social activity.

"I'm skipping," said Phil, reaching down to button her raincoat.

But an inexpensive hat, strong boots, and a raincoat—then let it rain!

I had not much baggage with me, only a small bag, a raincoat and an umbrella.

That is to don storm rubbers, raincoat and an old hat, and defy it.

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