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▪ I. capelet1|ˈkæpəlɪt|
Also capellet.
[a. F. capelet, Picard for chapelet, from the resemblance to a wreath.]
A wen-like swelling on the heel of a horse's hock, or on the point of the elbow.
1731–1800Bailey, Capelé. 1775Ash, Capelet. 1792Osbaldistone Brit. Sportsm. 93/2 Capellet, in horses, a particular swelling to which they are subject. 1847in Craig. 1864in Webster.
▪ II. capelet2|ˈkeɪplɪt|
[f. cape n.2 + -let.]
A small cape.
1912Home Chat 1 June 444/2 The new Puritan capelet of white lawn. 1968Globe & Mail (Toronto) 3 Feb. 11/5 The top is covered up by a broad-shouldered capelet that looks like a giant, beautiful bib.
▪ III. capelet
obs. form of chaplet. |