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slipover

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun slipover has 1 sense
  1. pullover, slipover - a sweater that is put on by pulling it over the head
    --1 is a kind of sweater
    --1 has particulars: sweatshirt

Definitions from the Web

Term: Slipover


Definition:

A slipover refers to a sleeveless garment that is pulled on or off over the head, typically knitted or woven. It is designed to be worn over a shirt or a blouse.

Senses:

1. Noun: A slipover is a vest or waistcoat without sleeves.

Examples:

  • I wore a slipover over my blouse to keep warm.
  • He prefers to wear slipovers instead of a full suit jacket.

2. Noun: A slipover can refer to a pullover sweater or jumper that does not have any fasteners or buttons.

Examples:

  • She knitted a slipover for her father for his birthday.
  • The slipover was cozy and comfortable for chilly evenings.

3. Adjective: Slipover can also describe an act of slipping over something.

Examples:

  • He had a slipover fall while ice skating.
  • The children were wearing slipover boots in the snow.

Local Usage:

In some regions, slipover is also used to refer to a loose smock or overall worn for protection while working.

Examples:

  • The slipover is the perfect choice for painters as it prevents their clothes from getting stained.
  • The farmers wore slipovers to protect their clothes from dirt and dust.

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