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mackinaw

[mak-uh-naw] / ˈmæk əˌnɔ /


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“Busia and I entered the forest. She and I went alone, nearly a century apart but also together. … We disappeared into the dense forests. She wore a cape. I wore a mackinaw jacket.”

From Washington Post • Jan. 30, 2023

My grandfather, as a rank seaman, wore a wool mackinaw, a family heirloom now in the possession of my brother, who lives in Maryland, where he never has to deal with 13 below.

From Slate • Jan. 7, 2014

Most of them come from New Brunswick�hard-muscled, catfooted lumberjacks who like to wear the loudest mackinaw shirts that money can buy.

From Time Magazine Archive

From the way he shrugged and scowled, it seemed the President blamed his bulky green mackinaw.

From Time Magazine Archive

A young man in boots, corduroys, and a red and black checked mackinaw climbed out and strode near.

From "Travels with Charley in Search of America" by John Steinbeck