doublet
part of speech
noun (doublet, doublets) (old use)
meaning for a pupil
A doublet is a close-fitting jacket with a short skirt, worn by men in the past (old use, from the 1500s–1600s). tree →
sense in the lessons
in old tales, a doublet is the fine jacket of a prince, a knight or a rich man, often described as silk or velvet.
examples
- The prince wore a red velvet doublet. tree →
- His doublet was torn when he fell from the horse. tree →
- The old king's doublet had gold buttons. tree →
note
nothing for maths
Trees and pragmatics
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