copple (2)

[Mid. Eng. cop a top, and dim in. suff. -le.] A little hill or peak. it is a low Cape, and vpon it is a copple not very high,."-Hackluyt: Voyages , vol. iii., p. 606. copple-crown, s. A crested crown or head. "Like the copple -crown The lapwing has." Randolph: Amynt ., ii. 3. *copple-tank, *coppin-tank, s. A high-peaked, sugarloaf hat. [COPATAΙΝ.] -Beehive their great coppin - tankes , and doc tours hattes." -Bee-hive of Rom. Ch ., I. 7 b. *copple-tanked, *coptankt, a. High-peaked, sugarloaf. "Upon their heads they ware felt hats, copple-tanked,."- Comines, by Danet., B, 5 b.