1) Cloak 2) Franciscan 3) French word used in English 4) Kind of monk or monkey 5) Monkey and monk 1) Monk 2) Sai 3) Sajou 
pointed hooded cloak worn by friars
an autonomous branch of the Franciscan order of religious men, begun as a reform movement in 1525 by Matteo da Bascio, who wanted to return to a ... [3 related articles]
Member of the Franciscan order of monks in the Roman Catholic Church, instituted by the Italian monk Matteo di Bassi (died 1552), who wished to return to the literal observance of the rule of St...
A capuchin is a woman's hooded-cloak resembling the dress of a Capuchin friar.
[n] - a hooded cloak for women 2. [n] - monkey of Central and South America having a cowl of thick hair on the head
ringtail 4 Cebus capucinus noun monkey of Central America and South America having thick hair on the head that resembles a monk`s cowl
Member of the Franciscan order of monks in the Roman Catholic Church, instituted by the Italian monk Matteo di Bassi (died 1552), who wished to return to the literal observance of the rule of St Francis. The Capuchin rule was drawn up in 1529 and the order recognized by the pope in 1619. The name was derived from the French term for the brown habit...Monkey of the genus Cebus found in Central and South America, so called because the hairs on the head resemble the cowl of a Capuchin monk. Capuchins live in small groups, feed on fruit and insects, and have a long tail that is semiprehensile and can give support when climbing through the trees. There are now thought to be only 8...