He put on his mackintosh and went out again in the rain (Graham Greene).
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
mack·in·tosh — … Useful english dictionary
tosh — mack·in·tosh; mack·in·tosh·ite; tosh; tosh·ly; … English syllables
mack — dock·mack·ie; mack·ay·ite; mack·er·el·er; mack·er·el·ing; mack·ie; mack·i·naw; mack·i·nawed; mack·in·tosh; mack·in·toshed; mack·in·tosh·ite; mom·mack; ram·mack; rom·mack; mack·man; mack; mack·er·el; mack·le; slom·mack; … English syllables
mackintosh — mack·in·tosh … English syllables
Mackintosh,Charles Rennie — Mack·in·tosh (măkʹĭn tŏsh ), Charles Rennie. 1868 1928. Scottish architect whose influential art nouveau designs emphasized elegant, clearly articulated, and rational forms. * * * … Universalium
Mackintosh — Mack|in|tosh auch: Ma|ckin|tosh 〈[mæ̣kıntɔʃ] m.; Gen.: od. s, Pl.: s〉 1. mit Kautschuk umhüllte Baumwollfasern 2. daraus hergestellter, wasserabweisender Kleider , Mantelstoff u. Regenmantel [Etym.: nach dem schott. Chemiker C. Mac Intosh, 1766… … Lexikalische Deutsches Wörterbuch
mackintosh — mack•in•tosh or mac•in•tosh [[t]ˈmæk ɪnˌtɒʃ[/t]] n. 1) clo brit. Chiefly Brit. raincoat 2) tex a lightweight, waterproof, orig. rubberized cotton fabric • Etymology: 1830–40; after Charles Macintosh (1766–1843), Scottish inventor … From formal English to slang
mackintosh — mack|in|tosh [ˈmækıntɔʃ US ta:ʃ] n BrE old fashioned [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: Charles Macintosh (1766 1843), Scottish scientist who invented a way of preventing liquid from getting through cloth] a coat which you wear to keep out the rain = ↑mac … Dictionary of contemporary English
mackintosh — mack|in|tosh [ mækın,taʃ ] noun count BRITISH OLD FASHIONED a RAINCOAT … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
mackintoshite — mack·in·tosh·ite … English syllables
