pinny
/ˈpɪni/
noun
- A sleeveless garment worn over clothes to protect them, often used by children or in sports; a pinafore or bib apron.
- In the soccer game, each player had a numbered pinny over their uniform.
- The toddler wore a colorful pinny while painting at the kitchen table.
- She put on a clean pinny before helping her grandmother bake cookies.
- A type of apron or overshirt worn as part of a uniform, especially by waitstaff or in schools.
- He grabbed a pinny from the hook to protect his shirt while washing dishes.
- At the school play, the stage crew wore black pinnies to blend in backstage.
- The waitress tied her pinny neatly before serving the first table.