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parka
[ pahr-kuh ]
noun
- a fur coat, shirtlike and hooded, for wear in the Arctic and other regions of extreme cold.
- a hip-length jacket or overshirt with an attached hood, often of wool or of a windproof, water-repellent material lined or trimmed with wool, used by skiers, hunters, the military, etc.
- any coat or jacket with a hood, as a hooded raincoat or windbreaker.
parka
/ ˈɑːə /
noun
- a warm hip-length weatherproof coat with a hood, originally worn by the Inuit
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of parka1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of parka1
Example Sentences
The collection includes sneakers, hoodies, tanks, tees, vests and parkas in high-tech fabrics and tones that draw from nature.
As sprinkles turned to rain late in the second half, the announced crowd of 30,102 pulled on ponchos and parkas.
In 1985, the late Susan Butcher was leading the race when she used her axe and a parka to fend off a moose, but it killed two of her dogs and injured 13 others.
Danvers corners the figure in the parka, but when the man removes his hood, it’s Heiss, who crumbles into a ball and begins to weep.
Even before those Olympics, it was clear that barring something unfortunate, Gu had a good chance to be rich no matter which path she chose — or which country’s flag she put on her parka.
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