doupe (Meaning)
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doupe (n.)
The carrion crow.
Synonyms & Antonyms of doupe
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
doupe Sentence Examples
- The heavy doupe on the horse's back kept him from moving freely.
- She wore a doupe to shield her face from the sun's rays.
- The doupe was made of a sturdy material that could withstand a lot of wear and tear.
- The knight wore a doupe to protect himself from the enemy's arrows.
- The doupe was a symbol of the knight's rank and status.
- The man wore a doupe over his head to hide his face from the police.
- The farmer wore a doupe to protect his head from the rain.
- The doupe was made of a thick, woven material that was difficult to see through.
- The doupe had a hole in the center that allowed the wearer to see out.
- The doupe was a simple garment that was worn by people of all social classes.
FAQs About the word doupe
The carrion crow.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The heavy doupe on the horse's back kept him from moving freely.
She wore a doupe to shield her face from the sun's rays.
The doupe was made of a sturdy material that could withstand a lot of wear and tear.
The knight wore a doupe to protect himself from the enemy's arrows.
