reefer

He went into his bedroom and returned with a heavy "reefer" jacket.

When it cleared off, put on and reefer, and rubber boots, and went out.

The crackle of the legal paper in his reefer pocket only accentuated his gloom.

He acknowledged that it was bad enough to kill a dog, but that a reefer could stand it.

The names of the captured gunboats were Nonata, Bonita and Reefer.

"You couldn't wear no misses' reefer," Feigenbaum said ungallantly.

Well, MCracken, go and put on your reefer; the nights cold, and will be colder.

He put on Toms reefer, which had lain in a corner of the car.

Douglass tentatively placed his hand in the side pocket of his reefer.

He belonged there, masculine in reefer and sweater and high-laced boots.