pilot coat

A "pilot coat" is a robust outer garment traditionally worn by sailors and aviators for protection against harsh weather conditions.

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Definition

B2Nautical

(historical, maritime)A heavy, double-breasted overcoat typically worn by sailors, featuring large buttons and a wide collar.

Example

  • The sailor buttoned up his pilot coat as the wind began to pick up.

B2Aviation

(historical, technical)A thick coat, often made of leather with fur or wool lining, used by aviators in open or uninsulated cockpits.

Example

  • The pilot donned his pilot coat before taking off in the vintage aircraft.

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