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caparison

[kuh-par-uh-suhn] / kəˈpær ə sən /


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A military leader or ruler, he wears a tasseled hat, rides a caparisoned mount, and is accompanied by dozens of smaller figures, a sculptural demographic of Kajola’s citizenry.

From New York Times

You shall feast and then you shall be caparisoned like Jove himself!

From Washington Post

They withdrew from the ring, carrying the caparisons.

From Literature

The black motif would have also been on the prince's surcoat worn over his armour, and on the horse's caparison.

From BBC

The fabric became alive with a “miniature but microscopically detailed battle scene,” complete with silken tents of different colors, “gaily caparisoned horses, soldiers on horseback, their armor glinting in the sun, and men with longbows.”

From New York Times