Frock (noun)

1. A woman's dress, typically a long one.
2. A long, loose, outer garment worn by monks, friars, and other members of religious orders.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english froc, of germanic origin; related to dutch frok and german frock.

Examples:

1. She was wearing a beautiful frock.
2. The little girl put on her best frock for the party.
3. The monks wore frocks of rough wool.
4. The friar's frock was made of rough burlap.
5. Frock coat is a formal men's coat that was worn in the late 18th and 19th centuries.