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pullover
[ pool-oh-ver ]
noun
- Also called slipover. a garment, especially a sweater, that must be drawn over the head to be put on.
adjective
- designed to be put on by being drawn over the head.
pullover
/ ˈʊˌəʊə /
noun
- a garment, esp a sweater, that is pulled on over the head
Word History and Origins
Origin of pullover1
Example Sentences
They’re pretty much dead ringers for each other, especially when they showed up to Augusta National this week wearing the same gray quarter-zip pullovers.
In the end, Henry left with pajamas, two shirts and a pullover sweater, and Amyiah with a T-shirt and distressed denim jacket.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz put a pullover over his suit; "a sign he's in it for the long haul," an EU diplomat told me.
Someone could spend it all on one item, such as a quarter-zip racing team pullover, but that doesn’t cover the roughly 8% Nevada sales tax.
The recall addresses circumstances when the software may cause the Cruise AV to attempt to pull over out of traffic instead of remaining stationary "when a pullover is not the desired post-collision response," Cruise said.
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