mackintosh Antonyms
Meaning of mackintosh
mackintosh (n)
a lightweight waterproof (usually rubberized) fabric
a waterproof raincoat made of rubberized fabric
mackintosh (n.)
A waterproof outer garment; -- so called from the name of the inventor.
mackintosh Sentence Examples
- The old farmer wore a faded green mackintosh as he tended to his sheep in the drizzle.
- They huddled together under the leaky mackintosh, trying to stay dry in the pouring rain.
- The vintage Burberry mackintosh was a prized possession, passed down through generations.
- Despite the mackintosh's waterproof reputation, my shoes were soaked through by the time I reached home.
- The detective pulled his beige mackintosh close, concealing his face as he entered the shadowy warehouse.
- The museum curator carefully preserved the iconic Burberry mackintosh, a testament to British fashion heritage.
- The fashion show featured an avant-garde collection that included neon mackintoshes with asymmetrical zippers.
- The waterproof fabric of the mackintosh made it an essential garment for sailors and fishermen.
- She draped the child in a tiny pink mackintosh, ensuring he stayed warm and dry in the cold.
- The concert-goers brandished their rain-drenched mackintoshes as they danced in the downpour.
FAQs About the word mackintosh
a lightweight waterproof (usually rubberized) fabric, a waterproof raincoat made of rubberized fabricA waterproof outer garment; -- so called from the name of t
trench, raincoat, oilskin,slicker, mac, mack,waterproof, poncho, trench coat,rainwear
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The old farmer wore a faded green mackintosh as he tended to his sheep in the drizzle.
They huddled together under the leaky mackintosh, trying to stay dry in the pouring rain.
The vintage Burberry mackintosh was a prized possession, passed down through generations.
Despite the mackintosh's waterproof reputation, my shoes were soaked through by the time I reached home.
