mackintosh
noun
- a waterproof outer coat; raincoat
- the fabric used for this, orig. made by cementing layers of cloth with rubber
See mackintosh in American Heritage Dictionary 4
also mac·in·tosh (măkˈĭn-tŏshˌ)
noun Chiefly British - A raincoat.
- A lightweight, waterproof fabric that was originally of rubberized cotton.
(măkˈĭn-tŏshˌ), Charles Rennie 1868-1928.
Scottish architect whose influential art nouveau designs emphasized elegant, clearly articulated, and rational forms.
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