capouch (Meaning)

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capouch (n. & v. t.)

Same as Capoch.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The medieval knight adorned his armor with a majestic capouch, symbolizing his noble lineage.
The magician pulled a rabbit out of his capouch, astonishing the audience with his sleight of hand.
The explorer carried a small capouch containing essential tools for survival in the wilderness.
In the ancient marketplace, merchants displayed their wares in colorful capouches to attract customers.
The troubadour's capouch held his precious sheet music, enabling him to serenade crowds with his melodies.
During the renaissance fair, attendees donned elaborate costumes complete with ornate capouches.
The treasure hunter discovered an old map tucked inside a hidden capouch within the dusty chest.
In the fantasy novel, the wise wizard kept enchanted potions concealed within his mystical capouch.
The royal procession featured guards wearing ceremonial uniforms adorned with a golden capouch.
As a symbol of wisdom, the sage carried a sacred scroll within his weathered capouch, imparting ancient knowledge to seekers.

Same as Capoch.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The medieval knight adorned his armor with a majestic capouch, symbolizing his noble lineage.

The magician pulled a rabbit out of his capouch, astonishing the audience with his sleight of hand.

The explorer carried a small capouch containing essential tools for survival in the wilderness.

In the ancient marketplace, merchants displayed their wares in colorful capouches to attract customers.