IPA: //ˈdʌŋɡəri//
KK: /dʌŋɡəˈri/
A type of clothing made from strong denim fabric, often blue, typically worn as trousers or overalls.
He wore a pair of dungarees while working in the garden.
Dungaree originates from the Hindi word 'dungri', which refers to a coarse cotton fabric. The term was adopted into English in the 19th century to describe the sturdy fabric used for work clothing, particularly trousers.
Think of the Hindi word 'dungri' for a strong cotton fabric, which helps you remember that 'dungaree' refers to durable work clothing made from that fabric.