B1nounfashion
US/ˈpʊl.oʊ.vər/
UK/ˈpʊl.əʊ.və/
a warm piece of clothing with long sleeves that you put on over your head
In context
It was cold, so I put on a thick wool pullover.
She bought a blue pullover in the winter sale.
He wore a gray pullover over his shirt to the office.
Words that go with pullover
noun + noun
- wool pulloverMy grandmother knitted me a wool pullover.
- cotton pulloverA light cotton pullover is enough for spring evenings.
adjective + noun
- black pulloverHe wore a black pullover and jeans to the interview.
- hooded pulloverShe slept in a hooded pullover to keep warm.
verb + preposition
- pull on a pulloverHe pulled on a pullover and went out into the snow.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
a pull overCorrect: a pullover