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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
jumpsuit
noun
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ A short, energetic woman in a suede jumpsuit entered carrying an awkward canvas bag.
▪ Barry Kirk, 42, wears an orange jumpsuit and cape and paints his bald head orange.
▪ But Adams also acknowledged that he ordered agents to escort McVeigh out of the courthouse in a bright orange jumpsuit.
▪ But the poor paunchy guy had been stuffed into a jumpsuit from which he seemed to gasp for air.
▪ Just wearing the Falcons' jumpsuit gives you confidence.
▪ Meryl caught sight of two female journalists, trendy in jumpsuits, their faces hard and confident.
▪ The next day the Tiergarten is invaded by refuse workers in orange jumpsuits, who begin sorting the rubbish.
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Jumpsuit

Jump suit \Jump" suit`\, Jumpsuit \Jump"suit`\, n.

  1. a one-piece coverall used by parachutists while jumping from an airplane.

  2. a one-piece garment resembling a jumpsuit[1], having a shirt or blouse attached to trousers or shorts.

Wiktionary
jumpsuit

n. 1 a one-piece item of clothing originally used by parachutists 2 a similar item of clothing used for outdoor sports such as skiing

WordNet
jumpsuit

n. one-piece garment fashioned after a parachutist's uniform [syn: jump suit]

Wikipedia
Jumpsuit

Jumpsuit is a piece of clothing, originally referred to the functional one-piece garments used by parachuters/skydivers. More recently, it has come to be used as a common term for any one-piece garment with sleeves and legs.

The original skydivers' jumpsuits were simple garments designed to insulate the body from the cold of high altitudes and minimize risk of covering important handles and grips. Today, however, the garment has found other uses.

Jumpsuits are generally regarded as a garment of convenience, as they are simpler to launder, put on and remove than an ensemble outfit. Unless the jumpsuit has a drop seat, however, it is necessary to remove it entirely for bathroom use.

Jumpsuit (disambiguation)

Jumpsuit may refer to:

  • Jumpsuit, a form-fitting garment which covers the whole body.
  • A 1941 World War II U.S. Army two piece parachutist uniform designed by William P. Yarborough that was modified as the M-1942 jumpsuit. It made a reappearance in 1963 as the Army tropical combat uniform, and later became the pattern of the US military Battle Dress Uniform.
  • A term for any suit used at parachuting.
  • Jumpsuit (band), an American rock band.
Jumpsuit (band)

Jumpsuit is the name of an American rock and roll band from Chicago, Illinois. Together since the late 1970s when they were little more than casio and tambourine street performers, Jumpsuit has gone on to release several 7-inch singles throughout the 90s and 2000s, as well as a full-length compact disc in 2005. Jumpsuit also stars in a television cartoon series that relates their trials and tribulations that come as a result of discovering a time machine. In the series, the members of Jumpsuit attempt to use their time machine to right past wrongs and regrets in their lives; however they are usually foiled by mechanical doppelgängers that follow them through the fourth dimension. Jumpsuit's live rock shows are often presented as live-action recreations of events from the cartoon. Their most recent TV appearance on Chic-A-Go-Go brought out a new generation of fans, many still in diapers.

Jumpsuit is sponsored by Tomahawk Shoes and Amplifiers.

Usage examples of "jumpsuit".

Donhauser, imposing in her elegant yet practical satin jumpsuit, was the Anabaptist envoy to our Hope Nation colony.

Dan Dalgard, wearing a respirator and a jumpsuit, selected four sick monkeys for sacrifice, the ones he thought looked the sickest.

He was dressed in a tight-fitting jumpsuit made of a white, metallic fabric, with a wide collar on which was set a metal device with a blue stone, and from which hung short robes cut in a vestlike pattern.

They wore neat, pseudomilitary uniforms consisting of navy-blue jumpsuits nipped in at ankle and wrist, white bandoliers and gloves, black ankle boots, and matching blue-and-white billed caps accented with gold cloudbursts.

Sprawled on the ground in her line of sight were the unmoving forms of the nearest Conquerors, their jumpsuits spattered with very humanlike red blood.

The infiltrators instantly began to rustle beneath their jumpsuits for their gnulliths, but Viqi pulled her hold-out blaster from its hiding place and started after die droid.

Two Secret Service agents were seated unobtrusively, in Moonbase jumpsuits, in the front row.

A group of technicians, wearing Moonbase jumpsuits, came up one of the ramps and strolled along a walkway, headed for the administration building.

Men in cargo hauler jumpsuits unloaded the sealed packages of replacement computerware: perfectly sandwiched circuits grown in orbit, sapphire films laid down in impedance paths on wafers, then sliced into specially patterned chips that followed old templates from Earth.

They were dressed in tight-fitting footed jumpsuits of a dark shimmery material, with no insignia or other ornamentation that Pheylan could see.

Pheylan could see that their jumpsuits were a different design from those his shipboard escort were wearing.

Green cowls and jumpsuits, pyrite cubes and saltwater were losing their hold over the average mind.

Selena adjusted their jumpsuits so that only their eyes were unmuffled by the warm cocoon of Rynlon ingenuity.

For good measure he added a few more items from out black jumpsuits and putting them on.

There were other groups Blackhawk helicopter, blades folded, had already been of men already on board, some dressed in gray jumpsuits, placed inside the first C-130.