Coat
Coat noun - The hairy covering of a mammal especially when fine, soft, and thick.
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Synonyms for Coat
Suit and coat are semantically related. in personal outerwear topic. In some cases you can use "Suit" instead a noun "Coat".
How words are described
| fancy | fancy coat | fancy suit |
| old | old coat | old suit |
| expensive | expensive coat | expensive suit |
| full | full coat | full suit |
| Other adjectives: nice, similar, complete, green, heavy, bright, large, big, huge, blue, black, dark, white, new, yellow, grey, different, shiny, pink, giant, red, gray, purple, striped. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Unlike most of the military-clothed Sternritters, Robert wears a smart suit and coat.
Source: Badass in a Nice Suit -
Brummel's fashion sense, and most notably, the dress code he devised for the Almack's Club in London, would go on to inspire the modern business suit/coat-and-tails.
Source: The Dandy -
He even dons a stereotypical detective trench coat and suit as well as detective fedora when telling it for added effect.
Source: Video Game / Battleborn
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