1. a loose-fitting one-piece garment worn over regular clothes to protect them while working
Usage: often used in plural form ‘coveralls’

1. including or covering everything; comprehensive

Examples

• The mechanic put on his coveralls before working on the engine.
• She wore blue coveralls to protect her clothes while painting.
• The workers’ coveralls were stained with grease and oil.
• The insurance policy provides coverall protection for the entire building.
• They needed a coverall solution to address all the problems at once.
• The coverall approach ensured no detail was overlooked.
• His dirty coveralls hung on a hook in the garage.