Parka (noun)

1. A type of heavy jacket with a hood, typically lined with fur or synthetic material, worn in cold weather.
2. A long jacket with a hood, typically made of durable material, worn in cold weather.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from aleutian parga "animal skin parka".

Examples:

1. He wore a parka to protect himself from the cold.
2. She wore a fur-lined parka to keep warm.
3. The parka was designed for extreme cold weather conditions.
4. The parka had a hood lined with fur.
5. The parka was made of durable material to withstand the harsh winter.