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housecoat

[ UK /hˈa‍ʊskə‍ʊt/ ]
NOUN
  1. a loose dressing gown for women

How To Use housecoat In A Sentence

  • A woman with white hair and a blue housecoat appeared at a door in the far corner of the room.
  • In another there is a room, lit coldly by far too many fluorescent tubes, where you can go to buy nightgowns, camisoles, teddies, housecoats and dusters.
  • She snatched her housecoat off the hook on the back of her door and hastily slipped it on.
  • She headed into her room, taking off her clothes, and wrapped herself in her housecoat.
  • Vera came to the door wearing a green housecoat.
  • As we stood between rows and rows of dresses that looked more like housecoats, her tears continued to flow.
  • She was sitting in her silk housecoat, her legs crossed, sipping her coffee.
  • At first she had appeared in a blue office suit but after disappearing for a few minutes, she reappeared wearing just a housecoat.
  • She lives with her daughter and together they have assembled the world's premier collection of housecoats and caftans.
  • One of the scenes has a black-haired woman on a flowered blanket, her pink floral housecoat thrown open, her eyebrows raised and teeth clenched as she leans back on one elbow.
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