2012_04_10 Caparison v. To dress richly; deck.豐富的打扮

Word of the Day for Tuesday, April 10, 2012
caparison \kuh-PAR-uh-suhn\, verb:
1. To dress richly; deck.
2. To cover with a caparison.
noun:
1. A decorative covering for a horse or for the tack or harness of a horse; trappings.
2. Rich and sumptuous clothing or equipment.
The fruit, the fountain that's in all of us; in Edward; in Eleanor; so why caparison ourselves on top?
 -- Virginia Woolf, The Years
And he followed her order, bridling and saddling the horse and making every effort to caparison it well.
 -- Chrétien de Troyes, The Complete Romances of Chrétien de Troyes
Caparison originally referred to an elaborate covering for horses. It is related to the word chaperon.
覆以馬衣\山PAR-UH-孫中山的關係\，動詞：

1。豐富的打扮;甲板。
2。為了掩蓋一個華麗的鞍。

名詞：
1。一個裝飾一匹馬或一匹馬的粘性或線束覆蓋;服飾。
2。豐富和華麗的服裝或設備。

水果，在我們所有的人是在愛德華在埃莉諾的噴泉，為什麼華麗的鞍頂自己？
- 弗吉尼亞·伍爾夫，歲月

他跟著她，為了bridling和背上的馬，並盡一切努力，以及華麗的鞍。
- 克雷蒂安德特魯瓦，克雷蒂安德特魯瓦完整浪漫曲

華麗的鞍原本是指為馬精心覆蓋。它涉及到這個詞伴侶。