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cap and bells

cap and bells noun: a type of fool's cap with attached bells, worn by a court fool or jester.

Noun

cap and bells (plural caps and bells)

  1. A type of fool's cap with attached bells, worn by a court fool or jester.

Forms of cap and bells

pluralcaps and bells

Questions about cap and bells

What does cap and bells mean?
Cap and bells means a type of fool's cap with attached bells, worn by a court fool or jester.
What part of speech is cap and bells?
Cap and bells is a noun.
What is the plural of cap and bells?
The plural of cap and bells is caps and bells.

Words near cap and bells in the dictionary

  1. caoutchoucin
  2. caoutchoucs
  3. caoxite
  4. cap
  5. cap and ball
  6. cap and bells
  7. cap and gown
  8. cap and trade
  9. cap badge
  10. cap badges
  11. Cap Blanc-Nez

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