Caped

/keɪpt/ adjective

Definition

Wearing a cape; dressed in a long flowing cloak, especially as associated with superheroes.

Etymology

From 'cape' (from Spanish/Portuguese 'capa,' from Latin 'cappa'). The adjective form simply adds '-ed' to indicate the state of wearing one.

Kelly Says

The 'caped crusader' became so iconic in superhero culture that adding a cape to any character instantly signals power, mystery, and drama—Batman's cape inspired countless imitations proving that fashion choices communicate superhero status.

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