The term "overall" serves a dual function in literature, appearing both as a noun and as an adjective to convey distinct meanings. As a noun, it designates a specific type of garment—a durable full-body suit—often worn by characters in adventurous settings or during manual labor, as illustrated by its depiction as a waterproof suit [1] or part of a working outfit [2, 3]. As an adjective, however, "overall" operates to describe a comprehensive or aggregate quality, whether referring to the general effect of a design [4], summarizing total measurements [5, 6], or even encapsulating entire strategies and systems [7, 8]. This versatility in usage allows the word to fluidly address both concrete, physical descriptions and abstract, evaluative characteristics within a narrative.