noun
- a heavy double-breasted wool coat, typically navy blue, originally worn by sailors
Usage: nautical origin
Examples
- He wore his navy peacoat to stay warm in the winter wind.
- The vintage peacoat had large brass buttons down the front.
- She bought a black peacoat for her daily commute.
- The sailor’s peacoat was made of thick wool to repel water.
- His grandfather’s old peacoat still fit him perfectly.
- The peacoat’s double-breasted design provided extra warmth.
- She found a designer peacoat at the thrift store.