cagoule
/kəˈɡuːl/
cagoule noun: a lightweight waterproof parka.
Noun
cagoule (plural cagoules)
- A lightweight waterproof parka.
Forms of cagoule
| plural | cagoules |
|---|---|
| alternative form | cagoul |
| alternative form | kagoul |
| alternative form | kagoule |
Origin of cagoule
Borrowed from French cagoule. Doublet of cowl.
Words formed from cagoule
Words that rhyme with cagoule
42 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- ghoul
- spool
- doole
- pule
- yule
- buhl
- huemul
- Juul
- misrule
- poule
- rocking stool
- you'll
- 6-2-1 rule
- adverse interest rule
- aemule
- babul
- befool
- bool
- crool
- emule
- firefighter's rule
- gigajoule
- grool
- gule
- hool
- hydrocool
- joule
- kewl
- kilojoule
- megajoule
- mewl
- pasta fazool
- petajoule
- retool
- shul
- snool
- sool
- terajoule
- torchecul
- tulle
- uncool
- yottajoule
Questions about cagoule
- What does cagoule mean?
- Cagoule means a lightweight waterproof parka.
- What part of speech is cagoule?
- Cagoule is a noun.
- How do you pronounce cagoule?
- Cagoule is pronounced /kəˈɡuːl/ (UK).
- What is the plural of cagoule?
- The plural of cagoule is cagoules.
Words near cagoule in the dictionary
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