Chapelry

[O. Fr. capelerie.] The bounds or juris diction of & chapel. Chaperon, ( shap'e - ron ,) n. [Fr., from chape . ] A hood or cap. -A decoration attached to the head of horses which drew the hearse in state funerals. -One who attends on a lady to public places, as a guide or protector. -In England, a hood or cap of state worn by the Knights of the Garter, when in full dre . --v. a. To attend on a lady to public places. Chapfallen, ( chop'fawln ,) a. Having the lower part of the mouth depre ed: hence, dispirited, discouraged, dejected; as, a chapfallen look.