Crossword clues for capes
capes
- Magicians' accessories
- Lighthouse locales
- Jutting lands
- Dynamic Duo garb
- Wrath and Fear, for two
- Wear for some with superpowers
- Wardrobe supply for Superman
- Wardrobe supplies for Batman
- They're often seen on superheroes
- Targets for toros
- Superman and Batman wear them
- Superheroes' wraps
- Superheroes' garb
- Superhero film trailers?
- Superhero duds
- Superhero costume parts
- Some superhero attire
- Sleeveless cloaks — promontories
- Red bullring props
- Red accessories for bullfighters
- Props for toreros
- Parts of Wonder Woman costumes
- Parts of Wonder Woman and Supergirl costumes
- Parts of superhero costumes
- Part of Superman costumes
- Outer garments for Batman and Superman
- Necks in an atlas
- Matadors' trappings
- Locales for lighthouses
- Lands by the sea
- Items stocked at Batman's haberdashery?
- Items for Dracula's closet
- Hatteras et al
- Hatteras and Horn
- Gear for superheroes
- Gear for bullfighters
- Garments for superheroes
- Garments for Batman and Robin
- Garbs for Superman
- Fear and Horn
- Fear and Breton, e.g
- Edna Mode eschews them in "The Incredibles"
- Dynamic Duo duds
- Durag parts
- Cod and others
- Cod and Fear
- Cod and Canaveral
- Canaveral and Fear
- Bullfighting needs
- Bullfighters' needs
- Bull attractors
- Breton and Horn
- Ann and Cod
- Lighthouse sites
- Ann and May, for two
- Dynamic Duo's garb
- Sleeveless wraps
- Bullfighters' accessories
- Corrida wear
- Articles in Dracula's wardrobe
- Items worn by Dracula and Superman
- Mantles
- Back covers
- Bullfighters wave them
- Coastline features
- Superman's closetful?
- Horn and Cod
- Sontags
- Promontories
- Ann and Charles
- Kin of peninsulas
- Sleeveless garments
- Sable and Breton
- Horn and May
- Horn and Hatteras
- Matadors' needs
- Nesses
- Cod and Horn
- U.S. jutters into the Atlantic
- What matadors wave
- Hatteras et al.
- Chasubles, perhaps for 100 primates
- Europeans principally wearing hats and cloaks
- Outstanding features of space
- Wraps carbon copies
- Sleeveless cloaks - promontories
- Points to copy when taken on by chartered surveyor
- Heads Catholic primates
- Coastal features
- Targets for bulls
- Cod and May
- Vampires' accessories
- Flowing garments
- Cloaks waved by bullfighters
- Superheroes' garments
- Some lighthouse sites
- Behind-the-back garments
- Wear for Batman and Robin
- Superheroes' wear
- Superheroes' accessories
- Superhero garments
- Some Renaissance faire garments
- Most superheroes have them
- May and others
- May and Ann
- Many superheroes wear them
Wiktionary
n. (plural of cape English)
Wikipedia
CAPES may refer to:
- Certificat d'aptitude au professorat de l'enseignement du second degré, a diploma in France
- Coordenadoria de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior, a major research funding agency in Brazil
Capes may refer to :
- Capes, a pen-and-paper role-playing game
- The Capes, an indie rock band from South London
- Geoff Capes, a British strongman
- The Capes region, the region between Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin in Western Australia.
Usage examples of "capes".
Under their capes, they wore simple hides as white as the rest of them.
Gratch to fetch the capes at the top of the steps while he bent to gather up the ones below.
Amid the ranks of men bedecked with gleaming armor and mail, draped with crimson capes, her squat form hunched atop her horse looked as if it peered out from a rag pile.
Where he and his men were better known, a glimpse of their crimson capes was enough to make strong men blanch, and the glint off their polished armor was enough to make an enemy break and run.
Their capes, crimson to announce who they were, billowed out behind as they charged past the swordsmen, lancers, standard-bearers, and finally Brogan.
Soon, the palace would be filled with crimson capes, and only the Blood of the Fold would be seated at the dais.
The beasts wore only simple hide clothes beneath capes that billowed and flapped in the wind, and in each clawed hand they gripped blood-slicked three-bladed knives.
Men wearing crimson capes fought bare armed men Richard had never seen before.
Over the heads of the sea of red capes and polished armor, he could see something green in the distance advancing toward the city.
Even the flaring coral pink and incarnadine satins of the capes glistened with the lubricious tones of intimate feminine flesh and served to underscore the essentially lascivious nature of the frenzy that descended upon the tiered ranks of spectators.
Vikings, as they reached fresh ground, re-named most of the capes and coasts, the rivers and islands and countries of Europe, of North Africa, of Western Asia.
He gave names to rivers, gulfs, capes, and harbours in the new discovery, and sent to Venice draughts of maps on which these were laid down, with a commission for the construction of a mappemonde on which they should be portrayed.
South of the well-known island of Java, and separated by a strait, these mappamundi exhibit an extensive continent, stretching southward, and the north coast of which is dotted with numerous designations of dangerous coasts, capes, rivers, and landing places.
He published a manifesto in justification of his own conduct, complaining that admiral Haddock had received orders to cruise with his squadron between the capes St.
In sailing to Virginia, navigators steer through a strait formed by two points, called the Capes, into the bay of Chesapeak, a large inlet that runs three hundred miles into the country from south to north, covered from the Atlantic Ocean by the eastern side of Maryland, and a small portion of Virginia on the same peninsula.