poncho (Meaning)
Wordnet
poncho (n)
a blanket-like cloak with a hole in the center for the head
Synonyms & Antonyms of poncho
poncho Sentence Examples
- Emily bundled up in a cozy poncho, shielding herself from the biting wind.
- The vibrant colors of the Mexican poncho adorned with intricate designs turned heads.
- The poncho's loose fit allowed Jake unrestricted movement while he hiked through the mountains.
- The soft and warm alpaca poncho kept Mia comfortable during the chilly evening.
- The Peruvian poncho, passed down through generations, held deep cultural significance.
- The rain-resistant poncho saved Sarah from getting drenched in the sudden downpour.
- The interlocking stitches of the hand-knit poncho created a unique and eye-catching pattern.
- The oversized poncho provided excellent coverage and protection from the elements.
- The hooded poncho served as a versatile piece of clothing that could be worn as both a jacket and a blanket.
- The lightweight poncho was a must-have for summer nights, offering a touch of warmth without feeling bulky.
FAQs About the word poncho
a blanket-like cloak with a hole in the center for the head
capelet, cape, pelerine, capote, mantilla, capuchin, burnoose, shawl, sarape, cloak
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Emily bundled up in a cozy poncho, shielding herself from the biting wind.
The vibrant colors of the Mexican poncho adorned with intricate designs turned heads.
The poncho's loose fit allowed Jake unrestricted movement while he hiked through the mountains.
The soft and warm alpaca poncho kept Mia comfortable during the chilly evening.
