paletot
noun
pal·e·tot
ˈpaləˌtō,
-l(ˌ)tō
plural -s
1
: a man's loose outer coat
2
: a man's fitted overcoat
also : a woman's fitted jacket worn especially in the 19th century over a costume with crinoline or bustle
Word History
Etymology
French, from Middle French paletot, paltoke, from Middle English paltok a kind of jacket
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