Obs. rare. Also juppe. [a. F. juppe, obs. var. of jupe: see JUPE and JUMP sb.2] A woman’s jacket or bodice. Cf. JUPE 2.
1603. Q. Eliz., Wardr., in Leisure Ho. (1884), 673/2. 43 saufegardes and juppes.
1670. Flecknoe, Epigr., Damoiselles a la mode, 74. This Play of ours, just like some Vest or Jup, Worn twice or thrice, was carefully laid up.
1671. E. Panton, Spec. Juventut., V. v. 265. We had the confidence to take off her Juppe, which we have brought.
