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- noun Plural form of
ulster .
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Examples
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Then he drew the two ulsters from a clothes-bag and threw them down on the bedding.
CHAPTER 4 2010
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However, I've a couple of heavy ulsters which will serve just as well.
CHAPTER 4 2010
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It was a bitter night, so we drew on our ulsters and wrapped cravats about our throats.
Sole Music 2010
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Broadway men picked their way in ulsters and umbrellas.
Sister Carrie 2004
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Bowey wakened them when it was ready, and put their ulsters on and brought them out; and they sat on the edge of the verandah and looked ... so long that Luce nearly went to sleep again.
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The big tailors at once received orders from all their customers for blue and orange ulsters of rough wool.
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People turn back in order to get a good look at these six gentlemen in ulsters and great-coats.
Shallow Soil 2003
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They are dressed variously: some have already dispensed with their overcoats, others wear long ulsters with turned-up collars as in midwinter.
Shallow Soil 2003
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He turned to the right and took her into a room with an old stone sink on one side and a litter of boots, horse blankets, waterproofs, and ulsters on the other.
Fox Evil Walters, Minette 2002
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I was much pleased with some ulsters and some red cloaks she had for the girls.
Chateau and Country Life in France Mary Alsop King Waddington
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