Sleeve - Law Dictionary Search Results

Cloak

outer garment extending from the neck downwards and commonly without sleeves It is longer than a cape and is worn both

A long robe or outer garment with long sleeves worn by the Turks

A vestment with wide sleeves and with two stripes worn at Mass by deacons and

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and less full than the ordinary surplice and with short sleeves or sometimes none

The upper robe worn by a bishop to which lawn sleeves are usually attached

worn throughout the Levant consisting of a long gown with sleeves reaching below the hands It is generally fastened by a

a diminutive of hauberk, a short coat of mail without sleeves, Blount.

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