A waterproof coat is a type of clothing designed to keep the wearer dry in wet weather. The term can refer to a variety of different styles, including SLICKER (7 letters), Barbour (7 letters), MAC (3 letters), ANORAK (6 letters), lanolin (7 letters), MACKINTOSH (10 letters), oilcloth (8 letters), RAINCOAT (8 letters), and oilpaper (8 letters). Slickers are usually made of rubberized fabric and feature a hood and a front closure. Barbour coats are traditionally made of waxed cotton and feature a corduroy collar. Macs are lightweight, single-breasted coats with a belt at the waist. Anoraks are hooded jackets with a zipper closure and drawstrings at the waist and hem. Lanolin coats are made of wool and feature a water-resistant finish. Mackintoshes are made of rubberized fabric and feature a hood and a front closure. Oilcloth coats are made of cotton or linen and feature a waterproof coating. Raincoats are usually made of rubberized fabric and feature a hood and a front closure. Oilpaper coats are made of paper and feature a waterproof coating.