noun
- a waterproof garment worn by divers, surfers, and water sports enthusiasts that keeps the wearer dry by preventing water from entering while allowing a thin layer of air or insulating material to trap body heat
Usage: commonly used in diving, surfing, and cold-water sports; often written as two words (dry suit) or hyphenated (dry-suit)
Examples
- She wore a drysuit to stay warm while diving in the cold ocean.
- The surfer put on his drysuit before paddling out in winter conditions.
- A properly fitted drysuit is essential for extended underwater exploration.
- He invested in a quality drysuit for his frequent scuba diving trips.
- The drysuit's seals around the wrists and neck prevent water from leaking in.
- Unlike a wetsuit, a drysuit keeps you completely dry underneath.