noun a British soldier, especially a member of the British army during the American Revolution
adjective describing something related to or characteristic of a British soldier or the British army during the American Revolution
May be used in discussions of historical military uniforms or reenactments.
Term used to describe British infantry soldiers, particularly during the 18th century.
Refers to British soldiers during the American Revolutionary War, known for their red uniforms.
Describes a type of soldier from a specific historical period.
Associated with British presence and conflict during the colonial period.
Specifically refers to British soldiers who fought against the American colonies.
In historical fiction novels, the term 'redcoat' may be used to refer to British soldiers during the American Revolutionary War.
Historians may use the term 'redcoat' when discussing military uniforms and tactics of British soldiers in various time periods.
Tour guides in historical sites like battlefields or forts may use the term 'redcoat' to describe the uniforms worn by British soldiers.