Scapula

skap'u-la. n. pi. (Anat.) The shoulder blade see Skeleton. [L. prob. scapus (see Scape) and scepter.] — Scap'ular. a. Pert, to the shoulder or to the Scape. — scapula. [L. scapular is.] Scap'ular. -ulary, -la-rT, n. A part of the habit of certain religious orders in the Rom. Cath. church, consisting of 2 bands of woolen stuff worn over the gown, of which one cro es the back or shoulders, and the other the stomach.