Synonyms:
apron
Meaning: a garment of cloth or leather or plastic that is tied about the waist and worn to protect your clothing
Usage examples
Bell still wore the checked apron as described by her sister.
A black woman, wiping her hands upon her apron, was close at his heels.
"He will propose to the first white apron he sees in a dairy restaurant to-morrow.
Minna came in, wearing a cook's apron, and asked if her mother had rung for her yet.
Off came my apron, and up two pairs of stairs I ran; after a long search it came to light.
While thus bent over, she did not notice that the pocket of her apron had emptied itself into the spring.
She has got on your old checked apron, and when he came in she was rolling up the fire-irons in brown paper.
As soon as breakfast was over, and the dishes were washed and put away, Debby would tie on a clean apron, and come up stairs for orders.
I went down into the kitchen, put on my large baking apron, and began my labors; of course the door-bell rang, and a poor woman was announced.
The little man's hands and arms were as hard and tough as the leather in his apron, and Dorothy thought Johnny Dooit looked as if he had done a lot of hard work in his lifetime.