yachtwear

noun

Etymology

From yacht + -wear.

  1. derived from jacht — “yacht; hunt
  2. suffixed as yachtwear — “yacht + wear

Definitions

  1. Clothing to be worn on a yacht.

    • They were wearing expensive wet gear in matching buff and pale blue, of the type international yachtwear designers do not realize will make the wearer invisible in five seconds if he falls overboard.
    • It’s Mitt Romney, and an almost ninety-year-old guy in what looks like formal yachtwear.

The neighborhood

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA