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Capuchin (Noun)

Monkey of Central America and South America having thick hair on the head that resembles a monk's cowl.

Nouns denoting animals.

The capuchin is known for its intelligent and inquisitive nature, often interacting with its human observers.
In the tropical forests of South America, capuchin monkeys swing through trees with incredible agility.
The distinctive tuft of hair on the capuchin's head, resembling a monk's cowl, is the origin of its name.
Capuchin monkeys have been observed using tools in the wild, such as rocks to crack open nuts.
A group of capuchin monkeys was spotted playing in the trees near the riverbank, their brown and white fur a striking sight.

A hooded cloak for women.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

She wore a stunning capuchin to the royal ball, drawing admiration from the guests with its elegant folds and somber color.
The Victorian-era capuchin with intricate embroidery stood out in the historical fashion exhibit as a testament to craftsmanship.
As she walked through the foggy streets, the long capuchin wrapped around her, providing warmth and mystery to her figure.
Her grandmother gifted her a beautiful capuchin that had been passed down through generations, treasured for its delicate lace trim and silk lining.
The designer's new collection featured modern interpretations of the capuchin as a fashionable and empowering garment for women.