Definition of cap and bells in English:

cap and bells

plural nounˌkap (ə)n ˈbɛlz

historical

The insignia of the professional jester.
Example sentencesExamples
- The reason the period has become a joke must have something to do with those rather unfortunate clothes - jester's cap and bells, lace gowns, armour, monk's habits.
- The loose connection to Dors is strangely apposite, however, for Marr was as showbiz as a political editor could be without wearing a jester's cap and bells.
- Alexander Downer, still waving his cap and bells, pointed out gravely that all 43 were retired.
- He had on a tight-fitting parti-striped dress, and his head was surmounted by the conical cap and bells.

Definition of cap and bells in US English:

cap and bells

plural nounˌkap (ə)n ˈbelz

historical

The insignia of the professional jester.
Example sentencesExamples
- The loose connection to Dors is strangely apposite, however, for Marr was as showbiz as a political editor could be without wearing a jester's cap and bells.
- He had on a tight-fitting parti-striped dress, and his head was surmounted by the conical cap and bells.
- The reason the period has become a joke must have something to do with those rather unfortunate clothes - jester's cap and bells, lace gowns, armour, monk's habits.
- Alexander Downer, still waving his cap and bells, pointed out gravely that all 43 were retired.

单词	cap and bells
释义	Definition of cap and bells in English: cap and bells plural nounˌkap (ə)n ˈbɛlz historical The insignia of the professional jester. Example sentencesExamples The reason the period has become a joke must have something to do with those rather unfortunate clothes - jester's cap and bells, lace gowns, armour, monk's habits. The loose connection to Dors is strangely apposite, however, for Marr was as showbiz as a political editor could be without wearing a jester's cap and bells. Alexander Downer, still waving his cap and bells, pointed out gravely that all 43 were retired. He had on a tight-fitting parti-striped dress, and his head was surmounted by the conical cap and bells. Definition of cap and bells in US English: cap and bells plural nounˌkap (ə)n ˈbelz historical The insignia of the professional jester. Example sentencesExamples The loose connection to Dors is strangely apposite, however, for Marr was as showbiz as a political editor could be without wearing a jester's cap and bells. He had on a tight-fitting parti-striped dress, and his head was surmounted by the conical cap and bells. The reason the period has become a joke must have something to do with those rather unfortunate clothes - jester's cap and bells, lace gowns, armour, monk's habits. Alexander Downer, still waving his cap and bells, pointed out gravely that all 43 were retired.
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