How do you use "Weasel" in a sentence?

Get your weasel, we're leaving. Nice weasel and stoat. Where's my weasel?

Weasel

Coat. Weasel and stoat rhymes with coat. 'Grab your weasel' means get your coat.

Slang Term British ★★☆☆☆ Uncommon Casual

意味: Coat.

外套。

Abrigo.

コート、上着。

코트, 외투.

Weasel and stoat rhymes with coat. 'Grab your weasel' means get your coat.

Weasel and stoat与coat（外套）押韵。'Grab your weasel'意思是拿上你的外套。

Weasel and stoat rima con coat (abrigo). 'Grab your weasel' significa coge tu abrigo.

Weasel and stoatはcoat（コート）と韻を踏みます。「Grab your weasel」はコートを取ってという意味です。

Weasel and stoat은 coat(코트)와 운이 맞습니다. 'Grab your weasel'은 코트를 가져가라는 뜻입니다.

Get your weasel, we're leaving.
拿上外套，我们走了
Coge tu abrigo, nos vamos
コート取って、出るよ
코트 챙겨, 나가자.
Nice weasel and stoat.
外套不错
Bonito abrigo
いいコートだね
멋진 코트네.
Where's my weasel?
我的外套在哪？
¿Dónde está mi abrigo?
私のコートどこ？
내 코트 어딨어?

/ˈwiːzəl/

場面: clothing, leaving

トーン: casual

Weasel and stoat (small predatory mammals) rhyme with coat. Often shortened to just 'weasel.'

語源: Weasel and stoat rhymes with coat

初出: 20th century

Era: 20th century onwards

Generation: Older generations

Social background: Working class origins

Pop culture: Cockney culture

Regional notes: British, traditional.

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