slipover meaning

• Noun: slipover  'slip`owvu(r)
  1. A sweater that is put on by pulling it over the head
     - pullover

  Derived forms: slipovers

  Type of: jumper [N. Amer], sweater

• Her use of smooth silver-blue paper fabric was interesting enough, but then she went further, sculpturing it into a feminine shirred slipover paired with a skirt enlivened with mirrors the size of compacts.
• But, she said, " There are more alternatives to the traditional suit, " among them shorter jackets, twinsets ( cardigan and matching slipover sweater ), and what Bergstrom calls " soft pantsuits ."
• The sort of slipover into the teacher-father figure I think probably started with ` Name of the Rose'and then ` Highlander'and ` Indiana Jones .'But also when there's a certain longevity, people who go to the cinema say, ` Yeah, well, I'll go along, I'll see him in this because he's shown me other things .'I'm not sure what the qualities are, but they feel there's a kind of relationship.

• "slipover" meaning in Chinese: 便服
• "slipover" meaning in Japanese: {名} : スリップオーバー、プルオーバー-------------------------------------...
• "slipover" meaning in Russian: slip-overфутляр, чехол, суперобложка и т. п. свитер, пулов...
• "slipover" meaning in French: n. débardeur