Definition

A long scarf or cord that hangs from a hood, often used for decoration or warmth.

Example

She wore a beautiful liripipe that flowed elegantly from her hood.

Conversation

I just got this new coat, and it has a cute liripipe attached to the hood.

That sounds stylish! I love when coats have unique details like that.

Yeah, I think the liripipe adds a nice touch to it.

Definitely! It makes the coat look more interesting.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'liripipe' originates from Middle English 'liripipe' (meaning a long, narrow scarf or hood), which is derived from the Old French 'liripipe' (meaning a long scarf or hood).

Memory Tip

Imagine a long scarf or hood that wraps around, which helps you remember that 'liripipe' refers to this type of clothing.

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