trench coat
a waterproof overcoat styled along military lines, belted, with straps on the shoulders and lower sleeves.
Origin of trench coat
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How to use trench coat in a sentence
There were satin dresses, cascading trench coats, and an array of perfectly tailored trousers.
Are Birkenstocks Cool Again? Céline, Giambattista Valli & More (PHOTOS) | Misty White Sidell | November 27, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTThese are not the stereotypically creepy men in trench coats.
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Two men reached headquarters before I did, but they were younger men and unimpeded by trench coats.
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It was difficult not to disturb them; the long skirts of our trench-coats brushed against their faces.
The Glory of the Trenches | Coningsby DawsonOfficers make for the boat in twos or threes, their trench coats, buttoned tightly, flap round putteed or gaitered legs.
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British Dictionary definitions for trench coat
a belted double-breasted waterproof coat of gabardine, etc, resembling a military officer's coat
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