birrus Synonyms
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birrus Meaning
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birrus (n.)
A coarse kind of thick woolen cloth, worn by the poor in the Middle Ages; also, a woolen cap or hood worn over the shoulders or over the head.
birrus Sentence Examples
- The Roman soldier draped his birrus over his armor to protect against the chill of the night.
- As the rain began to fall, the traveler pulled his birrus tightly around him for warmth.
- In ancient times, the birrus was a common attire worn by both soldiers and civilians.
- The soft wool of the birrus provided comfort to those who traversed the cold, mountainous regions.
- The senator's luxurious birrus was adorned with intricate patterns, signifying his status.
- During the festival, the performers donned colorful birri to add flair to their costumes.
- The merchant wrapped his goods in a birrus to protect them during transport.
- The laborer wore a simple birrus to shield himself from the elements as he toiled in the fields.
- In the bustling marketplace, vendors displayed an array of birri in various styles and colors.
- The poet's birrus billowed behind him as he strode through the city streets, lost in thought.
FAQs About the word birrus
A coarse kind of thick woolen cloth, worn by the poor in the Middle Ages; also, a woolen cap or hood worn over the shoulders or over the head.
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The Roman soldier draped his birrus over his armor to protect against the chill of the night.
As the rain began to fall, the traveler pulled his birrus tightly around him for warmth.
In ancient times, the birrus was a common attire worn by both soldiers and civilians.
The soft wool of the birrus provided comfort to those who traversed the cold, mountainous regions.
