raincoat
UK: ˈreɪn.kəʊt | US: ˈreɪn.koʊt
n. a waterproof coat worn to protect against rain
The word "raincoat" is a straightforward compound of "rain" (from Old English regn, meaning precipitation) and "coat" (from Old French cote, meaning outer garment). It emerged in the 19th century as a functional term for weatherproof outerwear, reflecting its practical purpose. The morphemes retain their original meanings, making the word highly transparent in structure.
She grabbed her raincoat before heading out into the storm.
The bright yellow raincoat made the child easy to spot in the crowd.
His raincoat kept him dry during the heavy downpour.
A good raincoat is essential for hiking in unpredictable weather.
The store sells raincoats in various colors and sizes.