outswear

/ˈaʊtˌswɛr/

Definitions

1. verb

to wear or display something on the outside of one’s clothing, especially a badge of office or insignia

“The new officer was sworn in and outswore the insignia of his rank on his uniform.”

2. noun

the part of a garment that is visible and worn on the outside

“The outswear of the coat was stained and needed to be cleaned.”

Synonyms

  • outseam
  • outsleeve

Antonyms

  • linen
  • underwear