/ˈdʒækɪt/
NOUN
A piece of clothing worn over a shirt, blouse, or other garments to provide warmth, protection, or style, typically extending from the shoulders to the waist or hips.
Used to describe an outer garment worn over other clothing for warmth, comfort, or protection against weather conditions.
Used to describe the upper-body component of a formal suit, typically worn with matching trousers and sometimes a waistcoat.
NOUN
An outer layer or enclosure placed around an object to protect it, contain it, strengthen it, or reduce heat loss.
Used to describe a covering or outer casing surrounding an object, container, mechanical component, or other item to provide physical protection or containment.
Used to describe an insulating outer layer surrounding equipment, pipes, or tanks to maintain temperature and protect the underlying structure.
NOUN
The tough outer covering or skin of a potato, particularly when cooked whole with its skin intact.
Used to refer to the outer skin of a baked potato, which can be eaten along with the soft interior.
VERB
To surround an object with a protective, insulating, or enclosing outer covering.
Used to describe the action of enclosing an object within a protective casing, covering, or outer layer to shield it from damage or external conditions.