1. plural of scapular: religious garments consisting of two pieces of cloth worn over the shoulders as a sign of devotion
Usage: religious
2. plural of scapular: feathers covering the shoulder region of a bird’s wing
Usage: ornithology

Examples

• The monks wore brown scapulars as part of their religious habit.
• Many Catholics wear small scapulars under their clothing as a devotional practice.
• The bird’s scapulars were a distinctive reddish-brown color.
• Ornithologists examine the scapulars to help identify different bird species.
• She received blessed scapulars from the priest during the ceremony.
• The hawk’s scapulars were clearly visible when it spread its wings.