1. Pertaining to the shoulder or scapula.

2. The name of two pairs of arteries and veins near the shoulder-blade; a feather which springs from the shoulder of the wing and lies along the side of the back.

3. A part of the habit of certain religious orders in the Romish Church, consisting of a narrow piece of stuff hanging over the shoulders.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• scpula,
• spopular,
• scalpula,
• scapuls,
• simpular,
• canular,
• capular,
• cupularr,
• octagular,
• scapulare,
• scapuular,
• scapullar,
• skapular,
• scapuler,
• scapulay,
• canularr,
• saccular,
• Sacculas,
• scaulas,
• Scepulas

• scapulary,
• Scopel,
• scopolia,
• scapula,
• scopal.

The adjective form of the word "scapular" is "scapular".

The plural of the "scapular" can be the "scapulars".

The singular of the "scapular" can be the "scapular".