capelet
- noun
- /ˈkeɪplɪt/
- The designer showcased a collection featuring elegant capelets that added flair to every outfit.
- fur capelet
Examples
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It's way too hot for a full fur coat, so I'm making a faux fur capelet.
Blog text (27) -
The first sketch, finished now since Adam's initial glimpse of it in the chapel, showed a group of men in short, hooded capelets ranged about the p138 excavated grave-slot.
Fiction book (1991) -
She wore a stunning red capelet that beautifully complemented her evening gown.
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For the chilly evening, she chose a stylish capelet to keep her shoulders warm.
Synonyms
A sleeveless piece of clothing that fastens at the neck and hangs over the shoulders
A long narrow scarf worn over the shoulders, often made of fur
A short cape that women wore over their shoulders in the past
A small decorative cloth that covers a woman's neck and shoulders
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Morphology
Etymology
The word capelet is made from cape and the small ending -let, which means 'little', like in piglet or ringlet. So a capelet is a 'little cape' worn over the shoulders as a small, decorative outer piece.