redcapped

They were spirits, ancestors – two-faced Janus, Saturn, Italus, Sabinus, grandfather Picus who was turned into the redcapped woodpecker but whose statue sat in stiff carved toga holding the sacred staff and shield -- a double row of grim figures in cracked and blackened cedar.

'Lavinia' 2008

This is a very garbled way of expressing her dense thought, but she brings home to me frighteningly how certain redcapped liberal feelings can go with a sinister acceptance of the terrible.

Founding the New York Review: Two Letters from Robert Lowell to Elizabeth Bishop Lowell, Robert 2003

Then he picked up the cup and gestured to the redcapped hobgoblin.

Spirits White As Lightning Lackey, Mercedes 2001

Momoro, Clerk Vincent, General Ronsin; high Cordelier Patriots, redcapped Magistrates of Paris, Worshippers of Reason, Commanders of

The French Revolution Thomas Carlyle 1838