blanketcoat
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Noun[edit]
blanketcoat (plural blanketcoats)
- Alternative form of blanket-coat
- 1992, Cormac McCarthy, All the Pretty Horses, →ISBN, page 4:
- He hung the hat on a peg by the door among slickers and blanketcoats and odd pieces of tack and came to the stove and got his coffee and took it to the table.
- 2004, An Annotated Nominal Roll of Butler's Rangers 1777-1784:
- In the winter, they wore the typical blanketcoat.
- 2006, Lauran Paine, The Law Trail, page 26:
- He walked northward up the alley to the rear of his jailhouse building, let himself in from out back with a large old brass key, selected the booted carbine from the rack, took the belly-gun-derringer from a desk-drawer, slung his light blanketroll under one arm and the last thing he took off the wall was his worn and faded and stained old blanketcoat.