Pelisses [noun]

I was wrapped in my pelisse, and effectually eluded observation.

The baby's pelisse, Daisy's frock, and Harold's own hat were placed by his side.

One of her servants, waiting with her pelisse, went down to order her carriage.

Next day she spent some of the stolen money on a baby's bonnet and pelisse.

Fig. 80 is the pattern embroidered on the sleeve of the pelisse.

This pelisse reaches to the knees, and is well open in front.

"We are getting on," he said, placing the pocket-book in the pocket of the pelisse.

Then, having slipped on a pelisse, she accompanied him as far as the Nid-aux-Crocs.

Then she clad herself in hood and pelisse, and went in search of her daughter.

He was struck from his horse by a piece of case shot, but his pelisse saved him.