peacoat
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pea coat
or pea·coat (pē′kōt′)n.
A short, warm, double-breasted coat of heavy wool, traditionally worn by sailors. Also called pea jacket.
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pea′ jack`et
n.
1. a short, double-breasted coat of navy-blue wool, worn by seamen.
2. any jacket or short coat resembling this.
Also called peacoat. [1715–25, Amer.; pea, variant sp. of pay, pee, pie coat of coarse woolen cloth (late Middle English pee, pey, pie; akin to Dutch pij, dial. Frisian pey, dial. Swedish paje); perhaps modeled on Frisian (N Frisian) pijekkat]
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Noun | 1. | peacoat - a sailor's heavy woolen double-breasted jacket jacket - a short coat |
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