- cape⇄cape (1), noun.
an outer garment, or part of one, without sleeves, worn falling loosely from the shoulders, and often fastened at the neck. - cape⇄cape (2), noun.
a point of land extending into the water. (Abbr:) C.
(SYN) headland, promontory. - cape⇄cape (3), noun. capeskin.
- cape⇄cape (4), transitive verb, caped,caping.
to excite or distract (the bull) or to draw (it) into a desired position, by fluttering or waving a red cape.
Ex. When ... the picador was set with his lance, Cascabel began to cape the bull over into . - cape⇄Vandyke collar orcape
a wide collar or shoulder covering with a lace or linen border having deep points indenting the edge.