Tippet (noun)
tip-it
A woman’s long fur scarf or shawl worn around the neck and shoulders./A long scarf or shawl worn as a ceremonial garment, especially by the clergy.
Middle English probably from an Anglo-Norman derivative of the noun tip.
Example sentences
“a tippet draped around her shoulders.”
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