Hanapin
Cape
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a loose garment without sleeves that is fastened at the neck and hangs from the shoulders, shorter than a cloak
What is a "cape"?
A cape is a type of sleeveless outer garment that drapes over the shoulders and fastens at the neck. It is usually made of heavy, warm fabric, such as wool, and can be worn as a practical piece of outerwear or as a fashionable accessory. Capes can come in a variety of styles, from a short capelet that covers just the shoulders to a full-length cloak that falls to the ground. Some capes also feature hoods or decorative details like buttons or fringe. Capes have a long history and have been worn by various cultures throughout time, from ancient Greece to medieval Europe to modern-day fashion.
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a large, pointed piece of land that extends into a sea, ocean, or other large body of water
Halimbawa
The children's costume included a colorful cape that fastened easily around the neck with a Velcro strip.
The superhero's iconic red cape billowed dramatically in the wind as he stood on the rooftop.
On her trip to the historic castle, she bought a handwoven cape as a souvenir, appreciating its craftsmanship.
She wore a stylish black cape over her evening gown, adding a touch of elegance to her ensemble.
The magician's performance was enhanced by his mysterious cape, which he used to conceal his tricks.
