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snowsuit

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snow·suit  (snst)
n.
A child's zippered winter coverall.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.snowsuit - a child's overgarment for cold weathersnowsuit - a child's overgarment for cold weather
outer garment, overgarment - a garment worn over other garments
Translations
snowsuit [ˈsnəʊsuːt] Nmono m acolchado de nieve


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Rather than bundling baby up in a snowsuit and blankets, just place her in the car seat and zip it up.
Just a year after the designer told Time magazine, 'I spoke with the people from PETA, and they showed me some materials that convinced me not to use fur,' Armani's latest collections feature fur-trimmed jackets, fur-hemmed skirts, floral-printed fur coats, and even rabbit-fur-trimmed snowsuits for toddlers," the rep said.
Within minutes our boys, aged four and six, had found a toboggan run just yards from the front door - a warm snowsuit, a plastic sled and a gentle slope meant hours of outdoor fun.
 
 
 
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