capan.
/ˈkɑːpə/ A Spanish cape or cloak.
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1787 J. Townsend Journey Spain (1792) I. 335 The genteel young Spaniard in his capa.
1879 J. Beerbohm Wanderings in Patagonia iv. 62 I drew my head under my capa and fell into a sound sleep again.
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- put someone right
- put someone under the table
- put something against a person's beard
- put something down one's neck
- put something in a person's head
- put something in delay
- put something in hazard
- put something into a person's head
- put something on delay
- put something on ice
- put something on the ball
- put something on the fritz
- put something on the long finger
- put something on the market
- put something out of mind
- put something out of out of one's mind
- put something right
- put something to the lot
- put something to the vote
- put something to voting
- put something where the sun don't shine