overgarment

• Underneath the strange overgarment, she was wearing a short tunic And trousers , Reivan noted. —  VoiceoftheGods
• I was wrapped up like a mannequin in the thin folds of the skaba, a long roomy tunic, and the heavy folds of the looxi, an overgarment that resembled a delightful compromise between a long raincoat and a poncho. —  Bookspotcentral
• Mrs. Lathrop took a fresh wind-about of her overgarment, and prepared to hold her tongue more tightly than ever. —  Susan Clegg and a Man in the House
• 42 Tailor, for cutting out and finishing overgarment of first quality 26.1 " —  The Common People of Ancient Rome Studies of Roman Life and Literature
• 43 Tailor, for cutting out and finishing overgarment of second quality 17.4 " —  The Common People of Ancient Rome Studies of Roman Life and Literature

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