Amice

/ˈæmɪs/ noun

A white linen vestment worn around the neck and shoulders by clergy during religious services, or historically a piece of fabric worn as a cloak or hood.

From Old French 'amice,' from Medieval Latin 'amicia,' possibly from Latin 'amictus' (clothed) or from Arabic 'almassiyah.' The religious garment sense became the primary modern meaning.

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