a sleeveless outer garment falling from the shoulders, worn as part of a monk's habit
two small pieces of cloth joined by strings, worn on the chest and back, under the clothes, by some Roman Catholics as a token of religious devotion or as a badge of some order
a feather growing from a bird's scapular region
Surgery a bandage passed over the shoulder to support it or to keep another bandage in place
See scapular in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(skăpˈyə-lər)
noun
A monk's sleeveless outer garment that hangs from the shoulders and sometimes has a cowl.
A badge worn by affiliates of certain religious orders, consisting of two pieces of cloth joined by shoulder bands and worn under the clothing on the chest and back.
One of the feathers covering the shoulder of a bird.