English Dictionary

Definition of “windcheater”

windcheater (ˈwɪndˌtʃiːtə )

a warm jacket, usually with a close-fitting knitted neck, cuffs, and waistband Also called: windjammer US name (trademark): Windbreaker, (ˈwɪndˌbreɪkə ) Austral name (trademark): Windcheater

At republican gatherings he used to wear a baseball cap tugged down low and the collar of his windcheater turned up.

New Zealand Herald (2003)

Fortyish, he wears worn jeans, frayed windcheater , runners and stubble.

The Australian (2004)

Free team uniforms of two polo shirts and a windcheater.

Sun, News of the World (2002)

German looked a worried man, an impression enhanced by the hat pulled low over his forehead and the windcheater buttoned up to his neck.

Times, Sunday Times (2001)

He just laughed and said no -- but he'd once had a windcheater that was a bit on the tight side.

Ian St James Awards At the Stroke of Twelve

She was wearing a white windcheater , zipped up to the neck and a white, pleated skirt.

Forbes, Colin Cover Story

The youngest, Aslam Jan -- who was fifteen -- wore sandals, jeans and a zip-up windcheater.

Shah, Idries Kara Kush

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