Meaning & Definition of word "Capote"

Capote

/kəˈpoʊt/

noun:

  • 1. A long cloak or overcoat, typically with a hood.
    • Example: She wore a beautiful red capote that flowed gracefully behind her.
  • 2. A type of large, loose-fitting coat, often used in the past.
    • Example: During the winter, he preferred his warm capote to keep out the chill.
  • 3. A specific style of coat or outer garment, often associated with historical periods or regions.
    • Example: The actors in the historical play donned traditional capotes to reflect the fashion of the era.

Etymology

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

Common Phrases and Expressions

in the capote:

in disguise or in a hidden manner.

capote style:

referring to a fashion style reminiscent of the historical garment.

Related Words

cloak:

A loose outer garment.

cape:

A sleeveless outer garment fastened at the neck.

mantle:

An important role or responsibility.

Slang Meanings of capote

Meaning: To capote someone

Example Sentence: They capoted their opponent with a surprise move.