roque·laure (räk′ə lôr′, rō′kə-)
noun
a heavy cloak, usually knee-length, often fur-trimmed and silk-lined, worn by men in the 18th cent.
Etymology: Fr, after the Duc de Roquelaure (1656-1738)
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