The Collaborative International Dictionary
Jump suit \Jump" suit`\, Jumpsuit \Jump"suit`\, n.
a one-piece coverall used by parachutists while jumping from an airplane.
a one-piece garment resembling a jumpsuit[1], having a shirt or blouse attached to trousers or shorts.
WordNet
n. one-piece garment fashioned after a parachutist's uniform [syn: jumpsuit]
one-piece uniform worn by parachutists
Usage examples of "jump suit".
I'm not going for a hike on a hot day swaddled in a pinned-up jump suit eight sizes too big.
He found Legal Affairs on a plaque outside, and walked into an office occupied by a young man in casuals one might see in a station office, not the workaday jump suit they wore down where the less profitable work of the ship got done.
Then they'd given her clothes cut like her jump suit but made of puffy quilting.
In addition, Hutch knew from long experience there was a psychological factor: When the weather was cold and wet, and your eyes made it clear you were wearing no more than a jump suit, that you should be shivering and miserable, it was difficult to be entirely comfortable.
Or it may have been the Superskin jump suit that I was wearing—.
Or it may have been the Superskin jump suit that I was wearing-new that season and the first one I had had.