jupon
noun
ju·pon
jüˈpän
plural -s
: a tight-fitting garment like a shirt often padded and quilted and worn under medieval armor
also : a late medieval jacket similar to the surcoat
Word History
Etymology
Middle English iopoun, iupone, iopon, from Middle French jupon, from Old French jupe
- on the schneid
- on the shelf
- on the shit list
- on the sick list
- on the side
- on the skids
- on the slide
- on the slopes
- on the sly
- on the spectrum
- on the spot
- on the spur of the moment
- on the square
- on the staff
- on the stage
- on the stand
- on the straight and narrow
- on the street
- on the strength of
- on the string
- on the stump
- on the sunny side of
- on the supposition that
- on the surface
- on the table