cagoulen.

/kaˈɡuːl/

Etymology: < French, lit. ‘cowl’; compare Cagoulard n.

A lightweight, waterproof (or windproof) hooded garment resembling an anorak, worn originally by mountaineers and now generally.

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trench coat1914

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cagoule1952

1952 N. Morin & J. A. Smith tr. M. Herzog Annapurna xiv. 201 We had both put on our cagoules, for it was very cold.

1962 Times 25 July 8/7 Fur-edged cagoule hoods.

1967 ‘G. Carr’ Lewker in Tirol vi. 85 The cagoule is in the colour we call ‘international orange’…It is the colour that can best be seen from a distance, so that climbers in difficulties can quickly be found and rescued.

1974 H. MacInnes Climb to Lost World iv. 56 ‘Are we here?’ asked Joe, pulling his cagoule hood drawcord tight.

1983 Times 7 Apr. 24/3 The Haggs Safari, for children aged 8 and over (take wellies and cagoules if wet).

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1989; most recently modified version published online March 2019).

单词	cagoule
释义	cagoulen. /kaˈɡuːl/ Etymology: < French, lit. ‘cowl’; compare Cagoulard n. A lightweight, waterproof (or windproof) hooded garment resembling an anorak, worn originally by mountaineers and now generally. ΘΚΠ the world > textiles and clothing > clothing > types or styles of clothing > clothing for body or trunk (and limbs) > [noun] > jacket > weatherproof > waterproof trench coat1914 rain jacket1923 cagoule1952 1952 N. Morin & J. A. Smith tr. M. Herzog Annapurna xiv. 201 We had both put on our cagoules, for it was very cold. 1962 Times 25 July 8/7 Fur-edged cagoule hoods. 1967 ‘G. Carr’ Lewker in Tirol vi. 85 The cagoule is in the colour we call ‘international orange’…It is the colour that can best be seen from a distance, so that climbers in difficulties can quickly be found and rescued. 1974 H. MacInnes Climb to Lost World iv. 56 ‘Are we here?’ asked Joe, pulling his cagoule hood drawcord tight. 1983 Times 7 Apr. 24/3 The Haggs Safari, for children aged 8 and over (take wellies and cagoules if wet). This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1989; most recently modified version published online March 2019). < n.1952
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