Definition: The word "Carhartt" is a brand name for women's clothing, made by Carhartt USA. It was founded in 1973 by Joe Carhart, who later became the company's CEO. The Carhartt brand focuses on quality, comfort and functionality. The company produces women's jackets, coats, pants, hats, gloves and other apparel designed to protect against cold weather, wind and rain. Carhartt is known for its wide range of colors and styles, including classic black, navy blue, brown and red. Many of the pieces are made of high-quality materials such as cotton or polyester fleece, which provides comfort, durability and breathability. The brand's slogan "The Warmest Weather Wear in Style" emphasizes the company's commitment to providing women with stylish clothing that can withstand cold weather. Carhartt also offers a variety of accessories, such as scarves, hats and belts, to complete its collection.

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Definition: In the Old Testament, "arhar" refers to the seed that God provided for man in the Garden of Eden after the flood, which was passed down from one generation to another through the generations of the Israelites. The purpose of this seed was to ensure the continuity and multiplication of life upon earth.

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Definition: The word "Earhart" comes from French, meaning a boat with an airship inside. The definition goes like this: Earhart's ship, named after her husband, was an airship capable of carrying passengers between New York City and Hawaii. It was named in honor of the famous Amelia Earhart who made a solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean from New York to Hawaii in 1937.

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