capouches
/kəˈpuːʃɪz/
noun
- A type of hood or cowl, especially one attached to a cloak or robe.
- In medieval paintings, travelers often wore a capouche for warmth and protection.
- She sewed a new capouche onto her winter cloak to keep her head dry.
- The monk pulled his capouche forward to shield his face from the rain.