1. A Franciscan monk, so called from the cowl he wears; a cloak with a hood, worn by females; a pigeon whose head is covered with feathers. See Cap.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• catchin,
• capuchino,
• capachins,
• capachino,
• cappuchino,
• capucino,
• capichino,
• caouchin,
• capuchon,
• cauchin,
• capucin,
• capuchinn,
• capuchin,
• capullin,
• Cariccin,
• capuccii,
• capucio,
• capucccio,
• Capuccho,
• capuchd

• caption,
• capuccino,
• patching,
• catching,
• caution,
• crouching,
• Parching,
• cabochon,
• pushing,
• coaching,
• pitch in,
• cashing,
• captain,
• cushion,
• Capping.

The adjective form of "capuchin" is "capuchin".

The plural of the "capuchin" can be the "Capuchins".

The singular of the "capuchin" can be the "capuchin".