Definitions
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- n. Plural form of coat.
Etymologies
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Examples
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There are lots of old-fashioned sheepskin coats of the now-over-to-John-Motson-at-Anfield variety, perfect if you want to look like John Motson at Anfield.
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A further element of kintsugi is maki-e, the gradual accumulation of surface effects impressed, as it were, upon the dozens of thin coats of lacquer resin (although I think they are built up by means of the brush), for example a vibrant network of minuscule leaves and flowers.
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Recycling Zychal upcycles rescued umbrellas into hoods, umbrella dog rain coats, and organic cat nip filled kitty toys.
Recycling Zychal: No Broken Umbrella Left Behind | Inhabitat
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Sure the challenge was meant to help the ladies develop thicker skin, but we're pretty sure being constantly called "dreckitude" by Andre Leon Talley in his ridiculous duvet-cover cape coats is character-building enough.
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What kind of men are you who arrive rigged out for combat in coats of mail sailing here over the sea-lanes in your steep-hulled boat? or in summary
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After your several thin coats of paint have dried slap those babies on your wrist and sport them around town.
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We glimpse him occasionally at the rim of the action, shrouded in coats and wielding an enormous beard.
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The lions have begun taking off their sheep skin coats!
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The Mexican team marched the sideline in coats to stay loose in the cold.
Lilly and Wambach score in United States' 4-0 victory over Mexico
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Everyone else is either in short coats or long sleeves except those two and the one in the upper right looks as though his legs are bare.
chained_bear commented on the word coats
Captured at Yorktown: 187 coats. Received from the British "Deputy-Quarter-Master" and subject to the Articles of Capitulation, 283 coats.
October 29, 2007