gipon

[ ji-pon, jip-on ]

noun

1. jupon.

gipon

/ ˈdʒɪpɒn; dʒɪˈpɒn /

noun

1. another word for jupon

Example Sentences

He wears, you see, a fustian gipon, which is stained with the rust of his armour.

From Project Gutenberg

In the year 1542, but whether under the government of De Gama or De Sousa is uncertain, Antonio de Mota, Francisco Zeymoto, and Antonio Peixoto, while on a voyage to China, were driven by a storm among the islands of Nipongi or Nijon, called Gipon by the Chinese, and known in Europe by the name of Japan.

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"Nos François appelloient ce roy Ferdinand Jehan Gipon, je ne sçay pour quelle dérision; mais il nous cousta bon, et nous fist bien du mal, et fust un grand roy et sage."

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The gipon was part of a man's attire, being, as Mr. Tyrwhitt defines it, "a short cassock," and was worn under the armor.

From Project Gutenberg

Thus Chaucer, in the Prologue to his "Canterbury Tales," says of his knight's dress,   "Of fustian he wered a gipon   Alle besmotred with his habergeon."

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