cowl
/kaʊl/Definitions
1. noun
A hood or a covering for the head, especially one worn by monks or by motorcyclists for protection from the wind
“The monk wore a simple cowl over his habit.”
2. noun
A decorative hood or covering for a chimney or a statue
“The medieval church featured a cowl over the entrance, which was decorated with intricate carvings.”
3. verb
To wear or put on a cowl
“The motorcyclist cowlled up for the long ride.”
4. verb
To cover or envelop something, especially a statue or a building, with a decorative hood
“The architect decided to cowl the new building with a beautiful Gothic-style hood.”