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sweater
[swet-er]
noun
a knitted jacket or jersey, in pullover or cardigan style, with or without sleeves.
a person or thing that sweats.
an employer who underpays and overworks employees.
adjective
of, for, or pertaining to a sweater.
sweater yarn; sweater fashions.
made like a sweater.
a sweater dress.
sweater
/ ˈɛə /
noun
a garment made of knitted or crocheted material covering the upper part of the body, esp a heavy one worn for warmth
( as modifier )
a sweater dress
a person or thing that sweats
an employer who overworks and underpays his employees
Word History and Origins
Origin of sweater1
Example Sentences
He went back the next morning to try to bring his brother a sweater, because “you don’t know if it’s cold in there,” he said.
A purple sweater dangled on a branch of a jacaranda tree.
Unlike car camping, where you can pack every sweater, blanket and spoon you could imagine needing into your trunk, backpacking requires you to be selective.
As prosecutors described the explicit details of the allegations against Mr Combs, he sat in a gray sweater and pants with a blank stare and his hands folded on his lap.
But don’t stash those springtime sweaters away quite yet because cooler weather is right around the corner.
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