jersey
/ˈdʒɜrzi/
noun
- A soft, knitted fabric used for making clothing, especially T-shirts and sportswear.
- She bought a cotton jersey dress for the summer.
- He prefers jersey sheets because they are soft and breathable.
- The shirt is made of a comfortable jersey material that stretches.
- A shirt worn by a member of a sports team, typically with the player's name and number on it.
- She pulled on her hockey jersey before practice.
- The fans wore the team's blue jersey to the game.
- He hung his signed soccer jersey on the wall.
- A breed of small, light-brown dairy cow known for producing rich, high-fat milk.
- The Jersey calf was born in the spring.
- Jersey milk is often used to make butter and cheese.
- The farmer keeps a herd of Jersey cows for their creamy milk.
- A knitted garment worn on the upper body, similar to a sweater or pullover.
- She knitted a blue jersey for her grandson.
- He wore a thick wool jersey to keep warm in the cold weather.
- The sailor pulled on his jersey before going on deck.