a class or group of people or things that have common characteristics or share particular qualities
having a lot of strong winds
difficult to achieve or deal with
cold in an unpleasant or uncomfortable way
appealing in a way that is fashionable and elegant
throughout a period of several years
a group of indigenous peoples from the Arctic regions of North America, including parts of Canada, Greenland, and Alaska, traditionally known for their hunter-gatherer lifestyle and expertise in surviving extreme cold
the northernmost regions of the Earth, located above the Arctic Circle around the North Pole
regarding extremely cold temperatures, typically below the freezing point of water
a measure of how hot or cold something or somewhere is
so cold that is uncomfortable or harmful
a part of a sweatshirt or coat that covers the head but leaves the face open
the thick, usually soft hair that covers the bodies of many mammals
a long, continuous tube in the body through which the food coming from the stomach moves and is passed
a heavy fall of snow with a strong wind
very warm and comfortable, especially in a cozy or sheltered way
relating to Greenland, its people, language, or culture
using imagination and original ideas to create or develop something
to deal with a situation or problem successfully
a tough synthetic fiber that is light and elastic, used in textile industry
a thin layer applied to an object's surface for protection, decoration, or function
an important or distinctive aspect of something
marked or covered with lines, often referring to clothing that features a pattern of lines or has a lining material inside
a cord or string threaded through a fabric casing, used to tighten or close an opening
the part of the body between the ribs and hips, usually narrower than the areas above and below it
a garment with a zipper that extends only partway down the front, typically used for pullovers or sweaters
a different form of something particular when compared with its previous form or forms
narrow or thin in relation to height, length, or overall size
(of clothes) made in a way that closely covers the body
(of things) able to be used or applied in multiple ways or for various purposes
a set of clothes that one wears together, especially for an event or occasion
having the ability to bounce light or sound off a surface
to mistake one person or thing for another or fail to distinguish between them
a type of heavy, warm coat that is designed to protect the wearer from cold weather and wind, and often has a fur-lined hood
(of a piece of clothing) extending to the entire length of the body part it is designed for
to use your hands to move something or someone toward yourself or in the direction that your hands are moving
the extent or degree to which something is provided, included, dealt with, or reaches a particular area
the hobby or activity of observing wild birds in their natural habitat
an electric machine used for washing clothes
guidance on how to carry out a task or operate something
lined on the inside with fur for warmth or comfort
a laundry product used to reduce static cling, soften fabrics, and add scent to clothes during washing or drying, typically in liquid or dryer sheet form
a cleaning substance that is designed to remove dirt, stains, and other impurities from surfaces or fabrics
to dry naturally in the air without using heat or mechanical drying
a person who regularly travels to city for work
the area where opposing forces meet or engage, often in a military conflict
the materials that are used to cover something in order not to let heat, electricity, or sound to enter or escape through it
having a large, heavy, and solid build
equipment, tools, or clothing used for a particular activity or purpose
| Coats and Heavy Wear Vocabulary | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Parka | Trench Coat | Pea coat | Duster Coat |
| Raincoat | Overcoat | Cloak | Cocoon Jacket |
| Puffer Jacket | Anorak | ||
