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n. (pea jacket English)
Usage examples of "pea jackets".
Peaked caps, pea jackets, Royal Navy battledresses, now romper suits for the grown upa touch of silliness that Alex found an endearing characteristic.
Happy sailors crowded the flying bridge, hands jammed in the pockets of their pea jackets, feet stamping, breath smoking in eager ribald talk about shore leave.
A stiff wind blew a swampy oily smell over the deck, and flapped the crew's pea jackets.
They were all wearing fleece-lined pea jackets, hooded black rain slickers over the jackets, and gloves.
Many of the tables were occupied, and waiters in smart white pea jackets were hurrying in and out of the kitchen with trays of delicately smelling food.
Mahogany-tanned men in caps and pea jackets strode the streets, ambling along with the rolling gait peculiar to sailors.
All night the friends scurried about the beach, and they accumulated a good pile of flotsam, a five-pound can of butter, several cases of canned goods, a water-soaked Bowditch, two pea jackets, a water barrel from a lifeboat, and a machine gun.
Two of the truck drivers, burly men in dark pea jackets, stood nose to nose.