noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
wear
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He said later that Mr Roberts just called me that because I was wearing my green school raincoat .
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He was wearing an old raincoat over his usual gray suit, button-down shirt, and necktie.
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He wore a black p.v.c. raincoat which creaked as he moved.
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Gloria is standing there in the durably carpeted, unnaturally wide hallway, wearing a light raincoat .
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She wore a light travelling raincoat , and was carrying only a small leather bag.
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Here he is in the bathroom, wearing his grimy raincoat with the turned-up collar.
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He was wearing the same long raincoat and the same scarf masked the lower half of his face.
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To his surprise she was waiting in the large hall, wearing a mink-lined raincoat open at the front.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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He wore a black p.v.c. raincoat which creaked as he moved.
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Her indecision made her sweat; her armpits felt clammy under her raincoat and the palms of her hands were moist.
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His raincoat was heavy with damp.
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I wrapped it in my raincoat and took it on the Love Field bus.
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Moths have lived on raincoats for years.
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She bunches her raincoat like a bolster to make herself more comfortable.
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She must fetch her raincoat , just to be on the safe side.
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She put on a black raincoat and snuck around outside her building one night.