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‖ montero|mɒnˈtɛərəʊ|
Also 7 muntiro, mountera, -re, -ro, 7, 9 montera, 9 monteiro; 7 anglicized mountire, monte(e)re, mounteer, montier.
[Sp. montera, f. montero hunter, lit. ‘mountaineer’, f. monte: see mount n.]
A Spanish hunter's cap, having a spherical crown and a flap capable of being drawn over the ears. Also montero cap. (Common in the 17th cent.)
1622R. Hawkins Voy. S. Sea xiii. 28 Upon their heads they weare a Night-capp, vpon it a Montero, and a Hat over that. a1626Bacon New Atl. (1900) 32 His Hatt was like a Helmett, or Spanish Montera. a1642Bedell Erasmus in Fuller Abel Rediv. (1867) I. 83 Another..sent him..a muntiro lined with rich sables. 1652Urquhart Jewel Wks. (1834) 230 A mountera-cap on his head. 1659–60Pepys Diary 20 Mar., Two monteeres for me to take my choice of. 1665J. Fraser Polichron. (S.H.S.) 164 The fellow..shot an arrow at him, which stuck fast in the tippet of his mountire cape which hung behind his back. Ibid. 354 A Montier cape called Magirky on his [Montross's] head. a1674Clarendon Hist. Reb. ix. §55 [He] was taken in his Journey, having a Mountero on his head. 1694Motteux Rabelais iv. xxx. (1737) 124 The Midriff, like a Mounteer-Cap. a1713T. Ellwood Autobiog. (1765) 74 A large Montier-cap of Black Velvet, the Skirt of which being turned up in Folds [etc.]. 1762Sterne Tr. Shandy VI. xxiv, The Montero-cap was scarlet..mounted all round with furr, except [etc.]. 1823Scott Peveril xxxv, A large montero cap, that enveloped his head. 1826J. Wilson Noct. Ambr. Wks. 1855 I. 98 Now all these old heroes Of helms and monteros. 1833Longfellow Outre Mer Prose Wks. 1886 I. 146 A peasant woman..with a montera cocked up in front.
transf.1820W. Irving Sketch Bk. II. 382 The cedar bird, with..its little monteiro cap of feathers. |