English to Latin Meaning of tippet - nec liripipio

Tippet :

nec liripipio

noun

nec liripipio

Tippet :: tepetTippets :: tepettis

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Definitions of tippet in English

Noun(1) a woman's fur shoulder cape with hanging ends; often consisting of the whole fur of a fox or marten

Examples of tippet in English

(1) As well as photographs and memorabilia, the display includes a selection of instruments and one of their distinctive uniforms with its large cap, known as a veil, and a small cape called a tippet .(2) He should have had a Tyburne tippet , a halpeny halter, and all such proud prelates.(3) It's like wearing a mink tippet or not recycling.(4) Surely slivers of raw offal are the only appropriate accessory for a full-length fox coat with matching paw-and-nose tippet ?(5) At his fancy-dress party, Arkadin, already huge, augments his volume with tails, a heavy cloak with a triple tippet , and a three-cornered hat.(6) The children were in their traditional uniform - blue trousers and blue cut-away coats with gold braid and old fashioned tabs for the boys; grey bonnets, tippets and aprons for the girls.(7) Fur tippets are likely to be all the rage by November and December as not only are they a 200 year old revived fashion item rarely seen, but they are also practical in chilly windy countries in winter.

(1) tip over ::

dormire faciet

(2) tip-off ::

tip off,

(3) felt-tip pen ::

sensit calamum tip-

(4) southern tip ::

meridionali tip

(5) rubbish tip ::

Receptaculum purgamentorum tip

(6) hot tip ::

calidum tip

(7) felt-tip ::

sensit tip

Synonyms

1. tippet ::

nec liripipio

Different Forms

tippet, tippets

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