"pea-jacketed" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1844, J. M., “The Pilot”, in A Few Local Sketches, Calcutta: […] W. H. Carey and Co., page 29",
          "text": "His costume and bearing, so different from those of the pea-jacketed, quid-chewing, salt-beef devouring, rum-bibbing being whom the word Pilot recalls to the said Briton’s memory—his address, such an admirable compound of ease, freedom, and dignity,—his refined, delicate and expensive tastes,—his twice a-day changes of snow-white raiment,—his splendid dressing case,—his neat and complete portable establishment,—his flashy servant,—are all, to the newly-imported, novelties and wonders.",
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          "ref": "1981 November 2, Jamie Lamb, “Preposterous Pap is our new icon”, in The Vancouver Sun, volume 95, number 1, Vancouver, B.C., page A4",
          "text": "The Fiesta restaurant, across from the new Metro Toronto library on Yonge Street north of Bloor, used to be a greasy spoon and a haven for all the wire-rimmed, pea-jacketed students who populate the district.",
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          "text": "A breakaway to what is in, what is now and a must for the girl in the fashion know is the smart practicality of the pea-jacketed suit.",
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          "ref": "1971 October 21, Chicago Tribune, 125th year, number 294, page 5",
          "text": "CALVIN KLEIN’S PROPHETIC PEA-JACKETED SUIT",
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          "ref": "1980 June 19, “Ins & Outs of Women’s Wear”, in Shirley Davis, editor, Quad-City Times, Quad-Cities, Iowa and Illinois, page 15",
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