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lettice cap

lettice cap noun: a high fashion cap worn in 16th-century England, typically made of white fur from the least weasel, or sometimes velvet.

Noun

lettice cap (plural lettice caps)

  1. (historical) A high fashion cap worn in 16th-century England, typically made of white fur from the least weasel, or sometimes velvet.

Forms of lettice cap

plurallettice caps

Questions about lettice cap

What does lettice cap mean?
Lettice cap means a high fashion cap worn in 16th-century England, typically made of white fur from the least weasel, or sometimes velvet.
What part of speech is lettice cap?
Lettice cap is a noun.
What is the plural of lettice cap?
The plural of lettice cap is lettice caps.

Words near lettice cap in the dictionary

  1. letterzines
  2. lettest
  3. letteth
  4. Lettic
  5. lettice
  6. lettice cap
  7. lettice caps
  8. lettices
  9. Lettie
  10. Lettieri
  11. Lettieris

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