Capes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAPES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CAPE, to keep a course towards a cape
• (in bullfighting) taunt (the bull) by flourishing a cape
NOUN:
• a sleeveless cloak, typically a short one
• a part of a longer coat or cloak that falls loosely over the shoulders from the neckband
• the pelt from the head and neck of an animal, for preparation as a hunting trophy
• a headland or promontory
• the Cape of Good Hope.
• the former Cape Province of South Africa.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to skin the head and neck of an animal

Words related to CAPES

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How to use CAPES in a sentence

• Outside the Virginia capes, beyond the three-mile limit, British and French cruisers awaited her possible appearance, with the hope of effecting her capture.
• The field of his operations ranged all the way from the capes of the Delaware to the West Indies, and as far east as the coast of Maine and Newfoundland.
• We passed Capes Gloucester and Upstart during the night and early part of the next morning.
• A small American brig, which was not deemed fit to double the capes, and to come-on a stormy coast, was on sale.
• The British advice-boats brought back word that they had kept company with him as far south as the Capes of the Delaware, and there had left him ninety miles from land.
• Moreover, these walls, intersected by the ravines and valleys of numerous tributary streams, are cut up into capes, bastions, and deep hollows.
• Then followed a rush for capes, and coats, and jackets, and shawls, and hats.
• These men composed the Council which had been designated in the secret instructions given them when they sailed and opened after they had passed between Capes Charles and Henry.
• These capes were objects upon which they could fix their eyes, goals to reach and pass.
• He published a manifesto in justification of his own conduct, complaining that admiral Haddock had received orders to cruise with his squadron between the capes St.
• Graves found de Grasse, who had landed his troops to join Lafayette, just within the Capes.
• The coats and capes were then put tidy as before, and the two went out of the shop together hand in hand.
• Sometimes we fell singly, again in pairs, often we fell together a heap of rifles, khaki, and waterproof capes.
• Between Capes Villaret and Latouche-Treville is a bay formed by very low sandy land, slightly clothed with a stunted vegetation.
• Mayaguez is also an open roadstead on the west coast formed by two projecting capes.
• We came to an anchor outside the Capes, and weighed the next morning, steering our course for the river.
• Passing Newfoundland, he stood on south as far as the Virginia capes, perhaps down as far as Florida.
• An hour later, while they were still in sight of the anchorage, a British man-of-war came within the capes.
• But the capes! Ours were not half long enough to conceal the camera properly.
• Anchored under the Three Isles, between Capes Bedford and Flattery.
• She had Shocky all ready, having used some of her own capes and shawls to make him warm.
• We came at last to long capes stretching into winding waters, and on a grey beach below us we saw ships drawn up.
• Hetty had little gray curls, and gray eyebrows under a deep bonnet, and was wrapped in a cloak with many capes.

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