jupon , also: gipon

Her surcoat, jupon, had been quite bloodied, as I remembered it.

It's called a Jupon, which represents the new Army.

A page in jagged silken jupon and hose came forward inquiringly.

The knight wears a tight-fitting jupon and has a dagger on his right hip.

Servius drew his fur-trimmed jupon closer about him, and shivered in spite of the flame.

A Zephyrina Jupon is a modified crinoline in the form of a metal frame with an open front.

He's acoureur de jupon .

Under his silken jupon with its gilt-braided skirts and jagged sleeves, glimmered burnished steel.

Kane wore boots and trousers similar to those of his companion, along with a fine rust-colored jupon that matched his beard.

Over armour he is shown wearing a short fitted arming-coat or jupon or gipon, the original of which was hung above and still survives.

Prudence, prends garde à ton jupon !

He had thrown off his green jerkin, and his chest was covered only by a pink silk jupon, or undershirt, cut low in the neck and sleeveless.

Mark well the man with the high nose and flaxen beard who hath placed his hand upon the shoulder of the dark hard-faced cavalier in the rust-stained jupon."

He climbed three marble steps, crossed the terrace and entered a dim foyer, where a chamberlain silently helped him from his helmet, his jupon and his chain cuirass.

The jupon is confined to the hips by a horizontal baldric of square plates of metal richly chased and linked together, to which are attached the sword and misericorde.

He wore a suit of silver chain, the mesh so fine as to be near-invisible, a jupon of sea-green silk, a helmet surmounted by three tall prongs, like the spines of a fish.

He wears a bascinet helmet, camail and a habergeon of chain-mail, with back and breast plates and a jupon with a straight edge with plate armour over the arms and legs.

Incumbent will also be responsible for determining and managing project scope, timeline, quality, and cost, and will be called jupon to provide technical and analytical guidance to the project teams and/or stakeholders.

He was busily stripping his hunting-costume, and with feverish haste he had doffed boots, hat, hose, doublet and cloak, so that nothing remained save a pink jupon and pair of silken drawers.

Formerly the Gorges heraldic canting arms of the Gurges, which is Latin for "whirlpool" could be seen on the front of the jupon of the knight in the form of 3 concentric annulets.

"It is a prisoner whom I have taken, and in sooth, as he came from the royal tent and wears the royal arms upon his jupon, I trust that he is the King of Spain."

On the following morning Prince Cassander, mounted on a mettlesome black stallion, clad in gilded armour with a scarlet jupon and a gilded helmet flaunting a scarlet plume, led his army into the west.

A jupon of dark blue cloth, tagged with buckles and pendants of gold, seemed but a sombre and plain attire amidst the wealth of silk and ermine and gilt tissue of fustian with which he was surrounded.

Niamh reappeared looking for all the world like Maid Marian in a Robin Hood movie, with an abbreviated and tight-fitting jupon of forest green, soft high-laced buskins, and a feathered cap which perched winsomely atop her silken mane.

They included young Gonzalvio, Viscount of Poitain, and his father, old Trocero, slim and elegant as ever in scarlet velvet, with the golden leopard of his province broidered in stiff, silver-gilt wire on the breast of his jupon.