noun
- a long loose overcoat
- a firm durable fabric with a twill weave
Usage: archaic
Examples
- The merchant wore a heavy gaberdine to protect against the rain.
- His gaberdine was made of fine wool and reached nearly to his ankles.
- The tailor recommended gaberdine fabric for the raincoat.
- She chose gaberdine for its durability and water resistance.
- The gaberdine weave made the fabric both strong and flexible.
- His suit was cut from high-quality gaberdine.