poncho

You know, like, throw on a sombrero and a poncho, maybe draw a mustache on my face?

The former was executed in a poncho, in which disguise he was taken.

He also squandered three dollars on a poncho which he felt any self-respecting cowboy should own.

There was a tasselled bugle in his hand, covered with a corner of his poncho, under which he had a cavalry sabre.

He was dressed in a large broad-brimmed hat, a poncho over his shoulders, and sandals on his feet.

As it seldom rains in the summer it is not necessary to carry a poncho.