Associations to the word «Capote»
Noun
- Truman
- Tiffany
- Novella
- Nonfiction
- Vidal
- Hoffman
- Hepburn
- Seymour
- Cold
- Esquire
- Faulkner
- Holly
- Carson
- Chameleon
- Flowers
- Harp
- Yorker
- Gore
- Breakfast
- Julio
- Ute
- Audrey
- Wolfe
- Miriam
- Harper
- Screenplay
- Dewey
- Journalism
- Marilyn
- Harold
- Persons
- Sandal
- Katharine
- Perry
- Senor
- Blanket
- Thanksgiving
- Screenwriter
- Bennett
- Muse
- Gloria
- Philip
- Murdoch
- Simone
- Bullock
- Bellow
- Novelist
- Hara
- Bazaar
- Kansas
- Babe
- Novel
- Pulitzer
- Coward
- Vanderbilt
- Blood
- Gerald
- Fiction
- Celebrity
- Tennessee
- Sandra
- Toby
- Adaptation
- Clarke
- Christmas
- Bee
- Connor
- Monroe
- Murderer
- Lee
- Playwright
- Norman
- Andy
- Killer
- Homosexuality
- Childhood
- Friar
- Amplitude
- Criticism
- Memoir
- Trouser
- Oscar
- Acclaim
Adjective
Wiktionary
CAPOTE, noun. A long coat or cloak with a hood.
CAPOTE, noun. A coat made from a blanket, worn by 19th century Canadian woodsmen.
Dictionary definition
CAPOTE, noun. A long overcoat with a hood that can be pulled over the head.
CAPOTE, noun. A long cloak with a hood that can be pulled over the head.
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