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pelisse
[ puh-lees ]
noun
- an outer garment lined or trimmed with fur.
- a woman's long cloak with slits for the arms.
pelisse
/ pɛˈliːs /
noun
- a fur-trimmed cloak
- a high-waisted loose coat, usually fur-trimmed, worn esp by women in the early 19th century
Word History and Origins
Origin of pelisse1
Word History and Origins
Origin of pelisse1
Example Sentences
A photograph from that time shows him proudly wearing his uniform, with its heavily tasselled pelisse, mostly unchanged since the Napoleonic Wars, and later favored by Jimi Hendrix.
Exhibits will include the author's silk pelisse coat, her purse and sewing box.
The lure of the bygone is represented at the start, where Thomas Cole’s 1838 painting “The Past” is paired with an 1820s golden silk pelisse, or coatdress.
Ask any Russian, and they will of course tell you your pelisse goes over the left shoulder.
Mrs. Briggs, for example, who is very short and stout, and wears a lavender bonnet and pelisse, and certainly will not walk far on the sand in those heels, is on her mettle now.
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