burnoose

or bur·nous

[ ber-noos, bur-noos ]

/ bərˈnus, ˈbɜr nus /

noun

a hooded mantle or cloak, as that worn by Arabs.

a similar garment worn by women at various periods in Europe and the United States.

Origin of burnoose

1685–95; <French burnous<dialectal Arabic burnūs<Greek bírros<Late Latin birrusbirrus

OTHER WORDS FROM burnoose

bur·noosed, bur·noused, adjective

Words nearby burnoose

Burnley, burn off, burn one's bridges, burn oneself out, burn one's fingers, burnoose, burnous, burnout, burn rate, burn rubber, Burns

Example sentences from the Web for burnoose

So we carried him, burnoose and all, into the house where the lady chims were, and liberated him in the doorway.
Heads and Tales|Various
She hid her mouth with her burnoose, turned from Timar, went into the cabin, and did not reappear till evening.
Timar's Two Worlds|Mr Jkai
He had put on his burnoose as soon as Edgar joined him, and this concealed him almost to his feet when he had mounted.
At Aboukir and Acre|George Alfred Henty
With that and a burnoose your face and hands only will be visible.
The Dash for Khartoum|George Alfred Henty

Scotty jumped in and grabbed his second attacker by the burnoose, then fell backward with him and flipped.
The Egyptian Cat Mystery|Harold Leland Goodwin

单词	burnoose
释义	burnoose or bur·nous [ ber-noos, bur-noos ] / bərˈnus, ˈbɜr nus / noun a hooded mantle or cloak, as that worn by Arabs. a similar garment worn by women at various periods in Europe and the United States. Origin of burnoose 1685–95; <French burnous<dialectal Arabic burnūs<Greek bírros<Late Latin birrusbirrus OTHER WORDS FROM burnoose bur·noosed, bur·noused, adjective Words nearby burnoose Burnley, burn off, burn one's bridges, burn oneself out, burn one's fingers, burnoose, burnous, burnout, burn rate, burn rubber, Burns Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for burnoose So we carried him, burnoose and all, into the house where the lady chims were, and liberated him in the doorway. Heads and Tales\|Various She hid her mouth with her burnoose, turned from Timar, went into the cabin, and did not reappear till evening. Timar's Two Worlds\|Mr Jkai He had put on his burnoose as soon as Edgar joined him, and this concealed him almost to his feet when he had mounted. At Aboukir and Acre\|George Alfred Henty With that and a burnoose your face and hands only will be visible. The Dash for Khartoum\|George Alfred Henty Scotty jumped in and grabbed his second attacker by the burnoose, then fell backward with him and flipped. The Egyptian Cat Mystery\|Harold Leland Goodwin
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