The tag alias #63598 jumper -> sweater has been rejected.
Reason: british for sweater
EDIT: The tag alias jumper -> sweater (forum #373405) has been rejected by @Wandering_Spaniel.
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The tag alias #63598 jumper -> sweater has been rejected.
Reason: british for sweater
EDIT: The tag alias jumper -> sweater (forum #373405) has been rejected by @Wandering_Spaniel.
Updated by auto moderator
This might need a disambiguation, I think. There's also a jumpsuit or jump suit, which is a one piece garment, and jumper cables, often used to connect car batteries to jump start a car.
It also looks like some people are using it to refer to hoodies.
watsit said:
This might need a disambiguation, I think. There's also a jumpsuit or jump suit, which is a one piece garment, and jumper cables, often used to connect car batteries to jump start a car.It also looks like some people are using it to refer to hoodies.
Admins seem to be trying to have fewer disambiguations when possible, so I'm wondering if this could be dealt with without one... Are jumpsuits ever really called jumpers? I've never heard them called that. Idk if people would ever put the jumper tag on jumper cables but I guess it could be a possibility.
Re: hoodies, maybe we could alias it to topwear instead of sweater?
cloudpie said:
Are jumpsuits ever really called jumpers?
That was the first thought that came to my mind when seeing the word. Though maybe that's an outlier and not as common as it seems to me. I didn't know one-piece dress-like clothing counted as a jumpsuit, either.
cloudpie said:
Re: hoodies, maybe we could alias it to topwear instead of sweater?
That would probably be better, if others agree.
The tag alias jumper -> sweater (forum #373405) has been rejected by @Wandering_Spaniel.
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create alias jumper (153) -> topwear (543409)
Reason: Re: the above, aliasing to topwear because sometimes hoodies are called jumpers
I'm not against the alias, although I was thinking of a jumper as in someone threatening to jump off a bridge or other high place presumably to their death. Or a bungee jumper who's doing it for the thrills. Both should be tagged as something other than just jumper, I agree, but both would be relatively rare situations compared to sweaters. Plus, since those situations are likely going to involve characters wearing clothes, this alias is still probably not going to cause any mistags. :p
wandering_spaniel said:
The tag alias #63598 jumper -> sweater has been rejected.Reason: british for sweater
EDIT: The tag alias jumper -> sweater (forum #373405) has been rejected by @Wandering_Spaniel.
I know that it's been rejected already, but I think that "jumper" is mostly used to refer to a sweatshirt, not a sweater.
dba_afish said:
I know that it's been rejected already, but I think that "jumper" is mostly used to refer to a sweatshirt, not a sweater.
Oxford calls ''jumper'' a synonym of ''sweater'', and Wiktionary also includes ''pullovers'' in the definition. "Jumper" being British for "sweater" is the only association I've seen it as.