bluecoat
/ˈbluːkoʊt/
noun
- A person who wears a blue coat as part of a uniform, especially a police officer or a soldier in history.
- A bluecoat helped the lost child find her parents.
- During the Civil War, bluecoats were Union soldiers.
- The bluecoat directed traffic at the busy intersection.
- A blue coat or jacket, especially as a uniform or distinctive garment.
- He wore a bluecoat to the formal event.
- The school's uniform includes a bluecoat with gold buttons.
- She hung her bluecoat in the closet.