Capote

/kəˈpoʊt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A long cloak or overcoat, typically with a hood.

She wore a beautiful red capote that flowed gracefully behind her.

A type of large, loose-fitting coat, often used in the past.

During the winter, he preferred his warm capote to keep out the chill.

A specific style of coat or outer garment, often associated with historical periods or regions.

The actors in the historical play donned traditional capotes to reflect the fashion of the era.

From French 'capote', derived from 'cape'.

in the capote

in disguise or in a hidden manner.

capote style

referring to a fashion style reminiscent of the historical garment.

cloak

A loose outer garment.

cape

A sleeveless outer garment fastened at the neck.

mantle

An important role or responsibility.

To capote someone

They capoted their opponent with a surprise move.