capote
ca·pote
noun \kə-ˈpōt\Definition of CAPOTE
: a usually long and hooded cloak or overcoat
Examples of CAPOTE
- <the traveler wore a long hooded capote as he walked over the moors>
Origin of CAPOTE
French, from cape cloak, from Late Latin cappa
First Known Use: 1799
Rhymes with CAPOTE
afloat, airboat, banknote, bareboat, bluecoat, blue note, box coat, bumboat, car coat, catboat, C-note, compote, connote, coyote, cutthroat, deep throat, demote, denote, devote, dovecote, dreamboat, eighth note, emote, endnote, fireboat, fistnote, flatboat, foldboat, footnote, frock coat, gemot, grace note, greatcoat, gunboat, half note, headnote, Hohhot, houseboat, housecoat, iceboat, johnboat, keelboat, keynote, lab coat, lifeboat, longboat, mash note, one-note, peacoat, pigboat, promote, Q-boat, raincoat, Rajkot, redcoat, remote, rowboat, sack coat, sailboat, sauceboat, scapegoat, seed coat, shape note, sheepcote, showboat, sore throat, speedboat, steamboat, stoneboat, straw vote, strep throat, Sukkoth, surcoat, surfboat, swan boat, tailcoat, topcoat, towboat, trench coat, tugboat, turncoat, U-boat, unquote, wainscot, whaleboat, whitethroat, whole note, woodnote, workboat
Ca·pote
biographical name \kə-ˈpō-tē\Definition of CAPOTE
Truman 1924–1984 Am. writer
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