1. plural of guernsey: a type of close-fitting knitted sweater or pullover, originally worn by fishermen
Usage: British
2. plural of guernsey: sleeveless shirts worn by Australian football players
Usage: Australian sports

Examples

• The fishermen wore thick guernseys to protect against the cold sea wind.
• She knitted several guernseys for her sons during the winter months.
• The team’s new guernseys featured bold stripes across the chest.
• Traditional guernseys were made from tightly spun wool to repel water.
• The players pulled on their guernseys before taking the field.
• His grandmother’s hand-knitted guernseys were passed down through generations.