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Coverall   /kˈəvərˌɔl/   Listen
Coverall

noun
1.
A loose-fitting protective garment that is worn over other clothing.






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"Coverall" Quotes from Famous Books



... deck, stowing sterile bandage packs into a lower locker. She looked up at Clay and smiled. "Well, well, you DID manage to tear yourself away from your adoring bevies," she said. She flicked back a wisp of golden-red hair from her forehead and stood up. The patrol-blue uniform coverall with its belted waist didn't do much to hide a lovely, properly curved figure. She walked over to the tall Canadian trooper and reached up and grabbed his ear. She pulled his head down, examined one side critically and then ...
— Code Three • Rick Raphael

... Barrent to dress in their reconstructed approximation of civilian dress. Another part felt that the guard's uniform he had worn on board would see him through his arrival on Earth as well. Barrent himself had agreed with a third opinion, which felt that a mechanic's one-piece coverall would be least noticeable around a spacefield, and suffer the least change of style over the years. In the towns and cities, this disguise might put him at a disadvantage; but he had to meet one problem at ...
— The Status Civilization • Robert Sheckley

... can't be more than nine at the most!" He pulled out a large gold watch from his coverall pocket. "Sure—it's a quarter ...
— The Space Pioneers • Carey Rockwell



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