serape

IPA: sʌrˈeɪp

A type of blanket worn as a cloak, especially by Spanish-Americans, or used as a saddle blanket.

Examples of "serape" in Sentences

The bagged ice helped to numb the pain, but leaked all over my Donna Karan serape.
The image, which sprang entirely from his mind's eye, was of an old man in serape, seated on the street.
As dawn came, he politely excused himself, rolled in his serape on the dirty floor and fell immediately asleep.
"No cooking this morning, I suppose," remarked Steve, when Murray shook him out of the nice nap he had snatched, wrapped in his "serape," or
He was dressed in full ranchero costume, with its rich broidery and trappings; and instead of the usual "serape," he wore a purple _manga_ -- a more graceful, as well as costlier garment.