capoches (Meaning)

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capoches (pl.)

of Capoch

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The market was bustling with vendors displaying various capoches, from colorful hats to intricate headpieces.
In the costume shop, rows of capoches adorned the shelves, tempting customers with their unique designs.
The fashion show featured models strutting down the runway wearing avant-garde capoches crafted by renowned designers.
As part of the tradition, dancers adorned with vibrant capoches performed a lively routine during the festival.
The theater production called for elaborate period costumes, including feathered capoches for the noble characters.
Artisans meticulously handcrafted capoches using traditional techniques passed down through generations.
Historical reenactors donned period-appropriate attire, complete with feathered capoches to embody their chosen roles.
The royal procession was a spectacle of opulence, with nobles wearing jeweled capoches as a symbol of their status.
Children giggled as they tried on oversized capoches at the carnival, reveling in the whimsy of the occasion.
The museum exhibit showcased a collection of antique capoches, offering a glimpse into fashion trends of centuries past.

of Capoch

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The market was bustling with vendors displaying various capoches, from colorful hats to intricate headpieces.

In the costume shop, rows of capoches adorned the shelves, tempting customers with their unique designs.

The fashion show featured models strutting down the runway wearing avant-garde capoches crafted by renowned designers.

As part of the tradition, dancers adorned with vibrant capoches performed a lively routine during the festival.