Definition of hoodie in US English: hoodie (also hoody )
noun A hooded sweatshirt or jacket.
‘outerwear is either a denim jacket or a hoodie’
More example sentences
‘On her top half she was wearing a hoody much like my own.’ ‘She had on a pair of slightly baggy jeans and a black hoody.’ ‘I applied new eyeliner, and changed into a pair of comfy pants and a hoody.’ ‘Aaron was wearing ripped jeans and a grey hoody.’ ‘She removed her hoody slowly and let it fall to her carpeted floor.’ ‘He stood up and pulled off his hoody and t-shirt before I could stop him.’ ‘She grabbed a hoody off the top of her laundry basket and walked downstairs.’ ‘One of the robbers was white, 5ft 11 in tall, aged mid to late 20s and was wearing light blue jeans and a grey hoody with trainers.’ ‘Frantically, he felt through his jean pockets and then the pockets of his hoody in search of stray pieces of paper.’ ‘As he was pulling the hoody over his head the shirt rode up a little and I noticed that the last few buttons on the bottom of his shirt were undone.’ ‘I stuffed my foot into my shoe, pulled on my hoody, and turned around to brush my hair in front of the mirror.’ ‘I slipped into bed in my gray cotton pants and a navy hoody.’ ‘As he was strolling through, he felt a tug on the back of his hoody.’ ‘She then pulled her favorite hoody over her shirt.’ ‘I just had to take my hoody off and put it in my bag.’