Cape

kap. n. Part of a garment covering the shoul- ders. [See under Cap.] —A neck of land extending into the sea; a headland. [F. cap, It. capo, headland, cape, fr. L. caput, head.] Capellet, kap'el-et, (Far.) A wen-like swelling on a horse's hock. [F. capelet.] Caper, ka'per, To leap or jump about, spring, dance. — n. A frolicsome leap; a skip: jump. [If. C'lpriolare, to caper, leap like a goat, capriolo, kid, dim. of caprto, roe-buck, wild goat, L. caper, capra, wild goat.] — Cap'riole, -rl-ol, n. A leap that a horse makes without advancing: a caper in dancing: a lady's head-dre . [F., fr. capriola, leap of a kid: cabriolet.]