"jacketted" meaning in English

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          "text": "A few paces beyond was an alley, but it appeared to be already blocked by several cigarette-smoking, short-jacketted men, who were leaning against its walls, and showed no inclination to make way for him.",
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          "text": "The long-haired, leather jacketted men in the first car that stopped looked somewhat suspicious to me but we had no choice but to accept the ride.",
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          "text": "Mere moments after he’d passed out the helicopter lowered him to the flat top of the upper dam wall and yellow-jacketted men removed him and his harness complete from his hook.",
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          "text": "Beside him now a leather-jacketted man with a flowered necktie, squat-nosed, sits scowling over a pint of lager.",
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