IPA: /kəˈɡuːl/
KK: /kəˈɡuːl/
A lightweight, waterproof jacket designed to protect against rain and wind.
She wore a cagoule to stay dry during the unexpected downpour.
Cagoule → The word 'cagoule' comes from the French 'cagoule', meaning a hood or a type of lightweight raincoat. It refers specifically to a garment that covers the head and upper body, often used in wet weather.
Think of the French word for hood, 'cagoule', which helps you remember that a cagoule is a type of hooded raincoat.
No commonly confused words.