Neck Gaiter

Pronunciation: /nɛk ˈɡeɪ.tər/

Definitions of neck gaiter

noun a type of clothing accessory that is worn around the neck and can be pulled up to cover the face and nose

Example Sentences

A1 I wear a neck gaiter to keep warm in the winter.

A2 She bought a new neck gaiter for her upcoming hiking trip.

B1 The neck gaiter served as both a scarf and a face covering.

B2 The neck gaiter was made of a breathable material that was perfect for outdoor activities.

C1 The high-quality neck gaiter provided excellent protection against the cold wind.

C2 He customized his neck gaiter with a unique design to stand out in a crowd.

Examples of neck gaiter in a Sentence

formal The hiker wore a neck gaiter to protect her face from the cold wind.

informal I always bring my neck gaiter when I go skiing to keep warm.

slang I borrowed my friend's neck gaiter because I forgot mine at home.

figurative The politician used his charm like a neck gaiter to win over the crowd.

Grammatical Forms of neck gaiter

• plural: neck gaiters
• comparative: more neck gaiter
• superlative: most neck gaiter
• present tense: wear neck gaiter
• future tense: will wear neck gaiter
• perfect tense: have worn neck gaiter
• continuous tense: are wearing neck gaiter
• singular: neck gaiter
• positive degree: neck gaiter
• infinitive: to wear neck gaiter
• gerund: wearing neck gaiter
• participle: worn neck gaiter

Origin and Evolution of neck gaiter

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'neck gaiter' originated from the combination of 'neck' referring to the area of the body and 'gaiter' which is a type of protective covering for the leg or shoe.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a protective covering for the neck, the term 'neck gaiter' has evolved to refer to a versatile piece of clothing that can be worn in various ways to protect the neck, face, and head from the elements.