IPA: /ɡɪmpe/
KK: /gɪmp/
A type of blouse or garment worn under another piece of clothing, often with a yoke insert for low-necked dresses, or a wide cloth used by some nuns to cover the neck and shoulders.
She wore a delicate guimpe under her dress for added modesty.
Guimpe originates from Old French 'guimpe', meaning a woman's garment or a part of a dress that covers the neck and shoulders. It refers specifically to a type of clothing worn by women.
Think of the Old French word 'guimpe' for a woman's garment, which helps you remember that a guimpe is a type of clothing that covers the neck and shoulders.