[chaperoné] (1171-74)
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[chaperoné] (1171-74)

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  FEW:  cappa *2/i,270a Gdf:  chaperonner 2,61b GdfC:  chaperonner 9,43c TL: chaperoné 2,244 DEAF:  chape  DMF:  chaperonner  TLF:  chaperonner  OED:  chaperon v.  MED: ∅ DMLBS:  cappation 273c
chaperuné  

a.

1 monasticeccl.costume cowled, wearing a hood (as a monk or clergyman): 
( 1171-74; MS: c.1200 )  Mais se il volsist creire la gent chaperunee, Mult peust aveir bien sa mort dunc eschiwee  5706
chaperon  deschaperoné  enchaperoné 
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