Tunic

tu'nik, n. A loose, short, belted frock or dre . {Antiq.) An under-garment worn by both sexes in ancient Rome and the East. {Eccl.) A kind of long robe. {Anat.) A membrane that covers or composes some part or organ. {Bot.) A natural covering; an integument. — Tu'nicle, -nY-kl, n. A delicate natural covering. Tunnage, Tunnel. See under Ton, a weight.