Raincoat splash boots keep me dry.

Meaning: This sentence highlights the protective role of a raincoat and splash boots in keeping someone dry during rainy weather.

Choice of Words: A raincoat is a coat that is worn to protect oneself from the rain. Splash boots are boots that are worn to protect one's feet from water. Keep means to maintain or prevent something from changing. Dry means not wet. When it rains, wearing a raincoat and splash boots can keep one dry.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Raincoat cover keep dry rain.
• Boots keep feet warm and dry.
• Rubber boots kept feet dry.
• Rubber boots, feet stayed dry.
• Dry hands with a clean towel or air dry.
• Raincoat donned, child played.
• Feathers keep birds dry in heavy rain.
• Raincoats keep dry.
• Umbrellas keep dry.
• He jumped over the puddle in his new boots.