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Noun burnouse has 1 sense
  1. burnous, burnoose, burnouse - a long hooded cloak woven of wool in one piece; worn by Arabs and Moors
    --1 is a kind of cloak

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Burnouse

Noun

A burnouse is a traditional North African garment that is typically worn by men.

Sense 1:

A loose, hooded cloak or robe made of wool, usually worn by Tuareg people.

Example sentence: The Tuareg man wrapped himself in a burnouse to protect from the desert sandstorms.

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Sense 2:

A similar garment worn in other parts of North Africa, often with slight variations in design.

Example sentence: The Moroccan burnouse featured intricate embroidery along the edges.

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Verb

When used as a verb, "burnouse" means to dress or clothe oneself in a burnouse.

Sense 1:

To attire oneself in a burnouse or similar garment.

Example sentence: He burnoused himself for the cultural festival to truly immerse in the experience.

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Adjective

As an adjective, "burnouse" describes something related to or characteristic of a burnouse.

Sense 1:

Pertaining to the style, design, or cultural significance of a burnouse.

Example sentence: The marketplace offered a wide variety of burnouse patterns and colors.

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