Coat and Gown

Coat

Coat verb - To form a layer over.

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Gown and coat are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gown" instead the word "Coat" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: coating, coated

Gown verb - To outfit with clothes and especially fine or special clothes.

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Coat and gown are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Coat" instead the word "Gown" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: gowned, gowning

fancy	fancy coat	fancy gown
old	old coat	old gown
expensive	expensive coat	expensive gown
full	full coat	full gown
Other adjectives: nice, long, fine, short, complete, silver, pale, green, large, flowing, blue, black, beautiful, white, fluffy, new, royal, orange, different, pink, red, purple, full-length, striped.

Sometimes when sitting around at home he will swap the coat for a dressing gown, and he wore a tux to John's wedding, but otherwise, that's it.

Source: Series / Sherlock
Later, in "The Poison Sky", the Doctor gives his coat to hospital gown clad Martha, whose clothes were stolen by her clone.

Source: You Must Be Cold
When she runs away, Helene leaves her wedding gown draped over a chair and boards the train wearing only a fur coat over her underwear.

Source: Film / Monte Carlo 1930

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