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Synonyms and antonyms of Hats and other things worn on the head in British Thesaurus

Hats and other things worn on the head

balaclava (noun)

a warm hat that covers your head, neck, and usually all of your face except your eyes

bandanna (noun)

a piece of coloured cloth worn around your head or neck

baseball cap (noun)

a hat that fits close to your head, with a flat curved part that sticks out over your eyes

beanie (noun)

a small round hat that fits tightly to your head

bearskin (noun)

a tall black fur hat that some British soldiers wear as part of their uniform for special ceremonies

beret (noun)

a round flat soft hat that fits tightly round the top of the head

biretta (noun)

a stiff square hat worn by a Roman Catholic priest

boater (noun)

a circular hat with a low flat top and a wide brim, usually made of straw (=dried stems of wheat) for wearing in sunny weather

bobble hat (noun)

British a hat with a bobble on the top

bonnet (noun)

a hat that ties under your chin

bowler (noun)

a bowler hat

bowler hat (noun)

a hard round black hat, worn especially by businessmen in the past

busby (noun)

informal a bearskin hat

cap (noun)

a soft hat with a stiff part called a peak that comes out over your eyes

cap (noun)

a soft hat that people wear as part of a uniform

cap (noun)

a soft hat that you wear to protect or cover your hair

chunni (noun)

Indian English a long scarf that a woman wears around her head or shoulders

cloche (noun)

a woman’s hat shaped like a bell that fits tightly on her head

cloth cap (noun)

British a man’s flat cap (=hat) made from cloth or wool with a hard curved front part. It is sometimes considered to be typical of working-class men.

cocked hat (noun)

a hat with three sides and a brim (=bottom part) that is turned straight up, worn in the 18th century

coronet (noun)

a small crown

cowboy hat (noun)

a high hat with a wide brim (=the flat part that surrounds a hat)

cowl (noun)

a part of a piece of clothing that covers the head and shoulders, worn especially by monks

crash helmet (noun)

a hard round hat that you wear to protect your head while driving a motorcycle or racing car

crown (noun)

a circular decoration that a king or queen wears on their head as a symbol of power, often decorated with jewels

crown (noun)

a decoration for your head shaped like a crown

deerstalker (noun)

a hat with pieces that cover your ears

derby (noun)

American a bowler hat

dupatta (noun)

Indian English a long scarf that a woman wears around her head or shoulders

earmuffs (noun)

a pair of round pieces of cloth or fur connected by a band that you wear over your ears to keep them warm

fedora (noun)

a man’s hat with a wide brim

fez (noun)

a small round red hat with a flat top and no brim that men wear in some Muslim countries

flat cap (noun)

British a man’s cloth hat with a narrow brim at the front, often considered to show that someone is working class

garland (noun)

a ring of flowers, leaves etc that you wear around your head or neck or use for decorating something

hard hat (noun)

a hat that workers on building sites wear to protect their heads

hat (noun)

a piece of clothing that you wear on your head

headband (noun)

a narrow piece of cloth that you wear around your head to keep hair or sweat (=liquid from your skin) out of your eyes

headdress (noun)

a decorated piece of clothing that someone wears on their head

headphones (noun)

a piece of equipment that you wear over your ears to listen to something without other people hearing it

headpiece (noun)

something that you wear on your head for decoration or protection

headscarf (noun)

a piece of cloth that a woman or girl wears on her head and ties under her chin

helmet (noun)

a hard hat that you wear to protect your head

homburg (noun)

a soft hat for men that has a stiff brim (=edge)

hood (noun)

the part of a coat or jacket that covers your head

hood (noun)

a piece of cloth that can be pulled over a person’s head and face

kerchief (noun)

old-fashioned a piece of cloth that you wear around your neck or head

mitre (noun)

a tall hat worn by a bishop

panama (noun)

a man’s hat made from straw, usually worn in hot weather

pillbox (noun)

a woman’s small round hat with a flat top

pith helmet (noun)

a large hard round hat worn in hot countries to keep the sun off your head, especially in the past

shawl (noun)

a large piece of material that is worn by a woman around her shoulders or on her head

shower cap (noun)

a plastic hat that you wear when you shower so that your hair does not get wet

skullcap (noun)

a small hat sometimes worn by Jewish men and Roman Catholic priests

sombrero (noun)

a Mexican hat for men that is tall and has a very wide brim

sou’wester (noun)

a hat that protects your face and neck from the wind and rain

stetson ()

a tall hat with a wide brim, usually worn by people in the western part of the US

straw boater (noun)

an old-fashioned hat made of straw with a flat top and a band around it

sun bonnet (noun)

a cotton hat for babies that protects the baby’s head and face from the sun

sun hat (noun)

a hat with a wide brim (=edge) that you wear to protect your head and face from the sun

sweatband (noun)

a piece of cloth that sports players wear around their wrists or head to stop sweat going onto their hands or into their eyes

swimming cap (noun)

a thin rubber or plastic hat that keeps your hair dry when you swim

tam-o’-shanter (noun)

a Scottish hat made of cloth. It has a flat top with a ball of wool called a pompom in the middle.

ten-gallon hat (noun)

a tall hat with a wide brim sometimes worn in the western US

topee ()

another spelling of topi

top hat (noun)

a man’s tall hat shaped like a tube with a narrow brim, worn on formal occasions

topi (noun)

a light hard hat with a brim that is worn in hot countries to protect you from the sun

toque (noun)

Canadian a small round knitted hat that fits tightly on your head

trilby (noun)

a man’s hat worn with the top part pressed down along the middle

turban (noun)

a hat worn by women that is similar to this

the veil (noun)

a thin piece of cloth worn over a woman’s head and often partly over her face

visor (noun)

a curved piece of plastic or other material on a band that you wear on your head to protect your eyes from the sun

wreath (noun)

a circle of flowers or leaves that someone wears on their head

yarmulke (noun)

a small round hat worn by Jewish men