oilskin
/ˈɔɪlˌskɪn/
noun
- A waterproof fabric made by treating cloth with oil, or a garment made from this fabric, typically a coat or jacket.
- The fisherman wore a yellow oilskin to stay dry in the rain.
- Old sailors often wore oilskins to protect themselves from the sea spray.
- She hung her oilskin on the hook by the door after coming in from the storm.
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