What does CAPES mean?

Parts of Speech

Capes is a noun.

Definitions

• 1. A sleeveless garment, typically fastening at the neck and falling loosely over the back and shoulders.
• 2. A strip of land projecting into a body of water.

Pronunciations

• US: /keɪps/
• UK: /keɪps/

Origin and Usage

The word "capes" originated in the 14th century from the Middle English word "cape", which means a cloak. The first definition of "capes" refers to a sleeveless garment, which is often worn as a cover-up. The second definition of "capes" refers to a strip of land projecting into the sea. This definition is often used in geography and nautical contexts.

Synonyms

• 1. Cloak
• 2. Shawl
• 3. Poncho
• 4. Wrap
• 5. Cover-up

Related Words

• 1. Coats
• 2. Wraps
• 3. Shawl
• 4. Cloak
• 5. Poncho

Example Sentences

1. She wore a white cape over her black dress.
2. The cape juts out into the ocean, offering stunning views of the coast.