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Definition of Greatcoats

Greatcoat
Greatcoat Great"coat", n. An overcoat.

Meaning of Greatcoats from wikipedia

- The greatcoat for a French dragoon soldier. (1812) Models of Bundeswehr greatcoats from the 1960s. The Border Guard Service of Russia in greatcoat uniform...
- The Greatcoat is a 2012 ghost novel by English writer Helen Dunmore, This imprint is a partnership between Arrow Books and Hammer Film Productions. Dunmore...
- Really Heavy Greatcoat is a British cartoon strip by John Freeman and Nick Miller, that is now published as a webcomic. The Really Heavy Greatcoat debuted...
- the first book in de Castell's "Greatcoats" series, which follows the adventures and misfortunes of the titular Greatcoats, the remnants of an ancient order...
- Castell worked at the Vancouver Film School. Tales of the Greatcoats (2021) (a collection of Greatcoats short stories, some previously published by Dashing...
- based on the greatcoats worn by British Army officers in the First World War. The British Warm first appeared around 1914 as a military greatcoat for British...
- forty woollen greatcoats. In response, Askin hired his spouse and eight to ten local Caucasian and Métis women to sew the forty greatcoats, which were completed...
- woollen greatcoats. Everyone was in agreement that the newly tailored greatcoats were of superior quality than the British Army standard-issue greatcoats and...
- commanders just as it came to be in the last war. The mid-shin length greatcoats (shinel) had falling collars and were grey to brown with hooks instead...
- Burberry. The trench coat was developed as an alternative to the heavy serge greatcoats worn by British and French soldiers in the First World War. Invention...