ulster

• The suit had shrunk a little and the ulster was no longer the fine fleecy garment it had been; Warren smiled quietly at his reflection in the glass. —  Ruined City by Nevil Shute
• Nan put on her thickest boots and her ulster, and went out into the world of snow. —  The Beautiful Wretch; The Pupil of Aurelius; and The Four Macnicols
• The interview was brought to a sudden close by the chief's making me a very earnest offer of $6 for my much-admired gum ulster, and I refusing it with scorn--for it was still raining. —  Over the Rocky Mountains to Alaska
• She was wrapped in a heavy ulster, and had a Tam o' Shanter tied firmly on her head by a stout veil Mr. Malcolm thought we had better bring life-belts from our cabins. —  The Captain of the Kansas
• "There was a break-down at Hayward's Heath He stripped off his ulster, and stood up in his pink coat, his baggy white breeches, and top-boots In Boy Woodburn's judgment most men, so attired, looked supremely ridiculous. —  Boy Woodburn A Story of the Sussex Downs

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