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Definitions from WordNet

Noun parka has 1 sense
  1. parka, windbreaker, windcheater, anorak - a kind of heavy jacket (`windcheater' is a British term)
    --1 is a kind of jacket
    --1 has particulars: cagoule; ski parka, ski jacket

Definitions from the Web

Term: Parkas
Definition:

A parka is a type of insulated jacket or coat that is usually designed to keep the wearer warm in cold weather conditions. It typically has a hood, a long length, and is often made from waterproof or water-resistant material.

Senses:
  1. Sense: Clothing

    In the context of clothing, a parka refers to a heavy, warm jacket with a fur-lined or insulated hood, worn especially in Arctic regions.

    Example Sentence: She wore her fur-lined parka to stay cozy during her winter expedition in the Arctic.

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  2. Sense: Fashion

    In the world of fashion, a parka can refer to a stylish and trendy jacket or coat, often with a hood, that is inspired by the traditional parka design.

    Example Sentence: The fashion-forward celebrities were spotted flaunting their designer parkas at the red carpet event.

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  3. Sense: Local

    In local context, parkas may refer to a gathering or an event held in a park.

    Example Sentence: The community organized an exciting music festival with live performances and food stalls as part of the parkas this summer.

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