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windbreaker

1 of 1noun
/ˈwɪnd.breɪ.kɜr/
Forms:windbreakers
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a type of jacket that fits tightly around the cuffs, neck, and waistband protecting one from the wind

A windbreaker is a lightweight and water-resistant jacket that is designed to protect the wearer from wind and light rain. Windbreakers are typically made from nylon or polyester and feature a zippered front, elastic cuffs and waist, and a hood. They are often worn during outdoor activities such as hiking, running, or cycling, and can also be worn as a casual, everyday jacket. Windbreakers come in a range of colors and designs, and are a popular and practical option for anyone looking for a lightweight and versatile jacket that can protect against the elements.

  • He wore a windbreaker to stay warm on the windy hike.
  • The windbreaker folds easily into a small pouch for travel.
  • She bought a colorful windbreaker for her morning runs.
  • A windbreaker is perfect for unpredictable spring weather.
  • He zipped up his windbreaker before heading out on the boat.
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