/ˈdʒækɪts/
NOUN
Garments worn over other clothing to provide warmth, protection, or style, typically covering the upper body from the shoulders to the waist or hips.
Used to refer to outer garments worn over shirts or other clothing for warmth, comfort, or protection against weather conditions.
Used to describe the upper-body garments worn as part of formal suits, business attire, or coordinated clothing ensembles.
NOUN
Outer layers or enclosures placed around objects, equipment, or materials to provide protection, insulation, or containment.
Used to describe protective outer coverings surrounding cables, machinery, containers, or mechanical components to prevent physical damage or exposure.
Used in zoological or biological contexts to describe the underlying coats or layers of animal hair that provide insulation and protection.
VERB
To put jackets or other outer garments on people, or to cover objects with protective outer layers.
Used to describe the act of dressing or outfitting people in jackets or similar outer garments.
Used to describe the action of enclosing objects or materials within protective casings, jackets, or outer coverings.