A kind of cape or cloak with a hood; ‘an outer garment or mantle worn by women and afterwards by men; also subsequently applied to a tight-fitting…

A kind of cloak or upper garment; apparently the same as the huke, n.

A Spanish cloak (with a hood). Obsolete.

A Gallic peasant's woollen cloak, with a hood or cowl, worn also by monks.

A type of cloak or coat worn by Gauls at the time of the Roman Empire. Obsolete. rare.

(? Cf. tailasān in note at talisman, n.1) Obsolete.

A hood (with a mantle), worn by women.

A mantle or cloak with a hood, an upper garment extensively worn by Arabs and Moors.

‘A female garment, consisting of a cloak and hood, made in imitation of the dress of capuchin friars; whence its name’ (Johnson).

= capote, n.

A Spanish cape or cloak.

A large Arab hooded cloak (properly distinguished from the burnous).

A long shaggy cloak or overcoat with a hood, worn by soldiers, sailors, travellers, etc.

A kind of cloak with a hood, worn when travelling in cold weather.

A combined hood and cape, worn by women in Malta.

A hooded cloak worn in Morocco.

a cape with an attached pixie hood.