Meaning of "Fleece"
The Japanese pronunciation of "fleece," referring to a lightweight, highly insulating winter pullover jacket (or the fabric used to make it) with a soft, synthetic wool-like texture.
"On cold mornings, just throwing on a fleece makes me feel much warmer, so my commute is a breeze."
Related slang words
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