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happi coat
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hap·pi coat  (hp)
n.
A Japanese jacket made of cotton or similar material and having an open front, often fastened with ties.
[Japanese happi : han, half (from Middle Chinese panh) + pi, to wear (from Middle Chinese bi, phi).]
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