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housecoat
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house·coat  (houskt)
n.
A woman's garment, usually long and loose, used for informal wear at home.

housecoat
Noun
a woman's loose robelike garment for casual wear
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.housecoathousecoat - a loose dressing gown for women      
brunch coat - a woman's short housecoat or wrapper
camisole - a short negligee
woman's clothing - clothing that is designed for women to wear
Translations
housecoat [ˈhauskəut] nbata
housecoat [ˈhauskəut] npeignoir m
housecoat [ˈhauskəut] house nMorgenrock m
housecoat [ˈhauskəut] nvestaglia


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In fact, they left the Old World, with its regular famines and emaciated lower classes, for almost precisely the opposite reason: They dreamed of living in a country where even the masses struggled to squeeze into relaxed fit jeans and size 18 housecoats.
My baby brother's mother-in-law sews Percodan in the hem of her housecoats.
The two sisters played pinochle, drank coffee, ate junk food, and lived in their housecoats.
 
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