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DCHP-1 (pre-1967)

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adj.

wearing a capote.

Quotations

1873

Huts promiscuously crowded together; horses, dogs, women, children, all intermixed in a confusion worthy of Donnybrook Fair; half-breed hunters, ribboned, tasselled, and capôted, lazy, idle, and if there is any spirit in the camp, sure to be intoxicated.

1934

. . . there were far more long-haired, capoted bucks around than he had ever anticipated. . . .