1. sturdy work trousers with a bib and shoulder straps, typically made of denim or cotton
Usage: usually plural; common in casual and work contexts
2. a coarse cotton fabric, typically dyed blue, used for making work clothes
Usage: chiefly British; less common in modern usage

Examples

• He wore dungarees to the construction site.
• The farmer changed into his dungarees before heading to the barn.
• She bought a pair of blue dungarees for the art class.
• Dungarees are practical clothing for messy work.
• The children wore dungarees as part of their school uniform.
• He rolled up the legs of his dungarees while painting.