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Meanings of cagoule in English

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Lightweight, weatherproof raincoat or anorak with a hood.

Usage of cagoule in English
1
He hung his cagoule on the edge of the settee and leaned back.
The Reality Dysfunction
2
God, there's as much water inside this cagoule as out.
The Reality Dysfunction
3
She stood in musty darkness shaking her arms and easing her cagoule hood back.
The Reality Dysfunction
4
His shorts were soiled, and a ribbon of piss ran out of the cagoule.
The Reality Dysfunction
5
Then, zipping his cagoule purposefully, this sonic sorcerer and eccentric sweetheart issues a parting shot.
The Guardian
6
The rain was worming its way round her cagoule hood to run down her neck.
The Reality Dysfunction
7
There were quilted blouson jackets and cagoule shapes.
The Guardian
8
Arthur sat back on his heels and began to roll off his cagoule, sweater, and shirt.
Rock and Ice Magazine
9
They stripped the cagoule from the unconscious man.
The Reality Dysfunction
10
His outward appearance offers few clues: mop of fag-ash-coloured curls, unspectacular spectacles, sturdy cagoule and sensible trousers.
The Guardian
11
The cagoule's fabric tore under the impact.
The Reality Dysfunction
12
Stephanie turned her cardigan into a cagoule, even though she didn't hold out much hope of staying dry.
The Naked God
13
Woo is dressed down in a neon cagoule with a bit of last night's glitter in his stubble.
The Guardian
14
She jogged to escape her demons; John Luther walks to the shop in a cagoule to buy bread.
The Guardian
15
The administration official was talking heatedly to another man wearing a cagoule with the LDC emblem on the arm.
The Reality Dysfunction
16
The man in the canary-yellow cagoule was almost level with the little gap between the outhouses before Quinn heard him.
The Reality Dysfunction
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