Overalls ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Overalls ( noun )

1. A type of clothing that covers the whole body, usually worn as protective clothing for manual labor.
2. A pair of pants and a bib attached at the shoulders and worn over other clothing.

Origin:

From overall ("covering the whole; worn over all other clothing"), from over +‎ all.

Examples:

1. The construction workers were wearing overalls on the job site.
2. The mechanic was wearing a pair of overalls while working on the car.
3. The farmer was wearing overalls while tending to the animals.
4. The factory worker was wearing overalls while operating the machinery.
5. The painter was wearing overalls while painting the house.

(As a noun)

Overalls ( noun )

1. A type of clothing that covers the whole body, usually worn as protective clothing for manual labor.
2. A pair of pants and a bib attached at the shoulders and worn over other clothing.

Origin:

From overall ("covering the whole; worn over all other clothing"), from over +‎ all.

Examples:

1. The construction workers were wearing overalls on the job site.
2. The mechanic was wearing a pair of overalls while working on the car.
3. The farmer was wearing overalls while tending to the animals.
4. The factory worker was wearing overalls while operating the machinery.
5. The painter was wearing overalls while painting the house.