waistcoat|waistcoats in English

noun

[waist·coat || 'weɪskət /-kəʊt]

vest, sleeveless garment that is worn over a shirt and often underneath a jacket as part of a three piece suit

Use "waistcoat|waistcoats" in a sentence

1. Hunt evening coat, waistcoat fitting him with the same exact pinch as waistcoats had when he was twenty.

2. Thanks for the waistcoat.

3. They wore flowered waistcoats, flowered shirts, velvet trousers.

4. 19 Now the waistcoat; aha right again!

5. XXX slips out of her Byssine waistcoat

6. Judi was coming apart inside her waistcoat.

7. Her tears had dampened his immaculate waistcoat.

8. The ends of my waistcoat won't meet.

9. Ossie was standing there in waistcoat and shirtsleeves.

10. His waistcoat was riding up over his stomach.

11. Yellow waistcoats worn by emergency services are a common example.

12. His fingers flipped open the buttons of his waistcoat.

13. An embroidered silk waistcoat contributed to his dandified appearance.

14. Waistcoats made of protective material to prevent against accident or injury

15. 11 Her tears had dampened his immaculate waistcoat.

16. REMOVE You slip out of your Byssine waistcoat

17. You don your Byssine waistcoat and settle it nicely

18. That he was a man of massive size and frame... but wore waistcoats, lace and gloves.

19. 10 His waistcoat was riding up over his stomach.

20. It was imaginative waistcoat with exceedingly fanciful glass buttons.

21. This waistcoat has a propensity to pucker up over the chest.

22. Anti collapse protection equipment, in particular harnesses, belts, waistcoats, anchoring rope, energy absorbers and protective suits

23. XXX dons her Byssine waistcoat and settles it into place

24. A tree-piece suit consists of trousers, jacket and waistcoat.

25. XXX gently rubs her hand over her Byssine waistcoat, admiring the fit.