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drunkard's cloaks

drunkard's cloaks is the plural of drunkard's cloak.

Meaning of drunkard's cloak

Noun

drunkard's cloak (plural drunkard's cloaks)

  1. (historical) A portable pillory in the form of a barrel with holes for the imprisoned person's head and arms to pass through.
    Synonyms:
    Newcastle cloak

Questions about drunkard's cloaks

What is drunkard's cloaks the plural of?
Drunkard's cloaks is the plural of drunkard's cloak.

Words near drunkard's cloaks in the dictionary

  1. drunkalogue
  2. drunkalogues
  3. drunkard
  4. drunkard noodles
  5. drunkard's cloak
  6. drunkard's cloaks
  7. drunkard's noodles
  8. drunkard's walk
  9. drunkard's walks
  10. drunkardess
  11. drunkardesses

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