houppelande
or houpe·lande
[ hoop-lahnd, -land ]
/ ˈhup lɑnd, -lænd /
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noun
(in the Middle Ages) a robe or long tunic, belted or with a fitted bodice, usually having full trailing sleeves and often trimmed or lined with fur.
Nearby words
- houngan,
- hounsfield,
- hounskull,
- hounslow,
- houphouet-boigny,
- hour,
- hour angle,
- hour circle,
- hour hand,
- hourglass
Origin of houppelande
1350–1400; Middle English hopeland < Middle French < ?
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Examples from the Web for houppelande
We are still in the age of the houppelande, the time of cut edges, jagging, big sleeves and trailing gowns.
English Costume|Dion Clayton Calthrop