A coat of russet cloth or colour, typically worn by a humble or rustic person. Also attributive.

A kind of coat. Also attributive.

a particoloured or motley coat.

a patched coat.

A coat worn beneath another. Also figurative.

A coat renovated by being turned; in quot. 1726 fig. Also, a reversible coat.

= gambeson, n.

a coat trimmed with straw.

A small coat.

attributive. Designating various items of clothing named after or popularized by the Duke of Wellington, as Wellington coat, Wellington hat, Wellingto…

A woman's long double-breasted coat dress or coat with fitted body, tailored collar, and full, flaring skirt.

A Quaker coat, so called from its shape (see quot. 1860), hence a Quaker. More fully shad-belly coat.

elliptical as n. A cutaway coat.

slang. A piece of clothing that relieves a temporary need, esp. a garment used or shared by several people. Obsolete.

(a) U.S. a waist-length dress or undress military coat; (b) the upper part of a soldier's or airman's battledress.

Public School slang. A black morning coat. ? Obsolete.

absol. A coat with square skirts.

U.S. A man's suit jacket worn for semi-formal daytime events, typically resembling a tuxedo jacket but without satin or grosgrain on the lapels. More…

A tailored, closely-fitting style of women's jacket or coat. Frequently attributive.

In the Indian sub-continent: a knee-length coat, buttoning to the neck, worn by men.

A heavy or furry coat; spec. one of natural-coloured alpaca-pile fabric. Usually attributive.

a three-quarter-length ladies' coat cut with a loose flare from the shoulders (particularly fashionable in the 1930s).

a fashionable coat cut to give a swinging motion when the wearer moves (cf. swing-back n. (d) above).

Used to designate a type of overcoat, jacket, etc., made by J. & J. Crombie Ltd. Hence Crombie-coated adj.

a coat resembling a tent in shape, being narrow at the shoulders and very wide at the hem.