capotes (Meaning)

capotes

a usually long and hooded cloak or overcoat

In the chilling rain, the homeless huddled under flimsy capotes for shelter.
The conquistadors marched through the jungle clad in distinctive capotes adorned with colorful feathers.
The rodeo clowns wore their vibrant capotes, entertaining the crowd with their antics.
The hunter donned his camouflage capote to blend seamlessly with the surrounding trees.
The medieval knights' chainmail capotes clattered as they charged into battle.
The Boy Scouts received their first capotes as a symbol of their entry into the organization.
The prisoners were forced to wear threadbare capotes as a reminder of their confinement.
The actor's capote in the play "Cyrano de Bergerac" was intricately embroidered with fine lace.
The intricate designs on the capotes of the tribal chiefs represented their lineage and status.
The mourners wore flowing black capotes to pay their respects at the funeral.

a usually long and hooded cloak or overcoat

cloaks, capes, pelisses, burnouses, mantles,frocks, mantillas, tippets, capelets, burnooses

No antonyms found.

In the chilling rain, the homeless huddled under flimsy capotes for shelter.

The conquistadors marched through the jungle clad in distinctive capotes adorned with colorful feathers.

The rodeo clowns wore their vibrant capotes, entertaining the crowd with their antics.

The hunter donned his camouflage capote to blend seamlessly with the surrounding trees.