Definitionn. a heavy coat worn over clothes in winter
Last update: October 5, 2015
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You'd better go below, Sinton, and put on a topcoat; its no use gettin' wetter than you can help.' [Please select]
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The bluejay put on his topcoat and was going to the partridge for law when he met the partridge coming to him. [Please select]
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Peekins' successor relieved him of his hat, topcoat, and umbrella, and one of the clerks brought him the letters. [Please select]
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I wish ye were more respectable clad, but a good topcoat will hide defeecencies. [Please select]
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‘I may have given him a present of an old topcoat,’ she falters. [Please select]
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His light topcoat and silk hat-rendered him as conspicuous as a red Indian in war-paint would have been on Rotten Row. [Please select]
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"I'll come with you--go on," said Pete, and Grannie shouted across the bar-- "Take Cæsar's topcoat over your monkey-jacket."' [Please select]
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"No, but he can get a topcoat to cover them, though," said Nancy. [Please select]
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----yes, I have a right----take your topcoat, then, the storm is coming----I'll never let you go----don't you remember.' [Please select]
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On a November evening when Kennicott was in the country she answered the bell and was confused to find Erik at the door, stooped, imploring, his hands in the pockets of his topcoat. [Please select]
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He shoved his collar and tie into a pocket, slipped on his vest and coat, put on his hat and slung his topcoat over his arm. [Please select]
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