Scapula

skap′ū-la, n. the shoulder-blade.— adj. Scap′ūlar , pertaining to the shoulder.— n. a bandage for the shoulder-blade: ( ornith. ) the shoulder feathers: a long strip of cloth worn by some orders: two little pieces of cloth tied together by strings pa ing over the shoulders, worn by lay persons in token of devotion: a short cloak with a hood, a monastic working dre .— adj. Scap′ūlary , in form like a scapular.— n. a scapular.— adj. Scap′ūlated , having the scapular feathers notable in size or colour, as the scapulated crow.— n. Scap′ūlimancy . divination by means of shoulder-blades.— adj. Scapuliman′tic . [L. scapulæ , the shoulder-blades, prob. cog. with scapus , a shaft.]