cleansuit

noun
UK /ˈkliːnsuːt/
US /ˈkliːnsuːt/

A special suit you wear to keep dirt and germs away from things that must stay very clean.

The scientist put on a cleansuit before entering the lab.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A full-body garment worn in factories to stop dust from touching sensitive products.

Workers in the chip factory wear a cleansuit all day.

3. A lightweight suit worn over normal clothes to keep them free of dirt.

He slipped a cleansuit over his uniform before painting.

4. A suit used in hospitals to keep a patient's surroundings germ-free.

Visitors must wear a cleansuit in the burn unit.