ponchos
Meaning
of Poncho
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
Disney Parks donated 150,000 rain ponchos to MedShare, a humanitarian aid organization, for distribution to hospitals in need, as well as more than 100,000 N95 masks to New York, California, and Florida.
About 30,000 smiles were peeking out from beneath ponchos and rain jackets on Labor Day for the annual Mackinac Bridge Walk, as a 58-year tradition overcame a drizzly morning.
An openly butch lesbian in highly conservative 1950s Mexico, Vargas dispensed with the trappings of femininity, sporting ponchos and pants in lieu of hoop skirts and heels.
At the coffee shop next door, the sheath–dressed women and men in ponchos are lined up for lattes.
For country lovers of the high-heeled-wearing kind, the design duo suggested sexy cords, beautiful handcrafted suede coats, Peruvian ponchos, chunky fur scarves and any number of fabulous outsize shoulder bags made of fringed wool and woven leather.
The ponchos are on display on mannequins inside the school.