- A
paletot is a type of topcoat. The name is French, but
etymologically derived from the
Middle English word paltok,
meaning a kind of jacket. Historically...
- the left or on the right. A fly can also be on
other garments, like the
paletot coat of the 20th century,
where it is the
front opening that can be secured...
- the
original Kersey.
Chesterfield coat
Covert coat
Duffle coat
Greatcoat Paletot Polo coat
Trench coat Josh
Williams (2013). "The
History of the Pea Coat"...
- and a
flared skirt.
Examples of this
included the
frock overcoat and
paletot. The
Chesterfield is a formal, dark, knee-length
overcoat with a velvet...
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words кенгуру,
kenguru (kangaroo) and пальто, pal'to (coat, from
French paletot). In German, all
modal particles are uninflected.
Grammatical particle...
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Basque bodice, a Victorian-era coat that was
sometimes made with
tails Paletot, a nineteenth-century mid- to full-length coat
similar in
design to the...
- ('steak'/'slice'), rua ('street'), respectively, from
French crochet,
paletot, bâton, filet, rue; and bife ('steak'), ****ebol, revólver, stock/estoque...
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Guards Coat
Greca Over-frock
Riding shadbelly Trench Ulster Cloak opera Paletot Pea Polo
Raincoat Mackintosh Suit
coats Frock coat
bekishe rekel Mess jacket...
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camel coat are thus synonymous. Polo
cloth Chesterfield coat
Covert coat
Paletot Duffle coat Pea coat
Trench coat Schneider, Sven
Raphael (February 3, 2012)...
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shape and action; the
driver is
attired in the pork pie hat and the
Poole paletot introduced by Anonyma; but alas!, she
caused no
effect at all, for she...
