cloche Antonyms
Strongest:
- calotte
- pillbox
- top-hat
- fedora
- miter
- fez
- toque
- biretta
- castor
- skullcap
- hood
- kepi
- sombrero
- bonnet
- beret
- panama
- leghorn
- tricorne
- homburg
- tricorn
- mitre
- baseball-cap
- casque
- turban
- zucchetto
- topper
- sunbonnet
- shako
- tam
- helm
- boater
- k-pi
- helmet
- bowler
- stetson
- capuche
- cowboy-hat
- chapeau
- hat
Strong:
- stocking-cap
- hard-hat
- headpiece
- overseas-cap
- service-cap
- kufi
- plug-hat
- porkpie-hat
- lid
- sou-wester
- stovepipe
- skimmer
- ten-gallon-hat
- tam-o-shanter
- cap
- high-hat
- billycock
- garrison-cap
- opera-hat
- headdress
- silk-hat
- derby
- headgear
- cocked-hat
- cowl
- picture-hat
Weak:
Meaning of cloche
cloche (n)
a low transparent cover put over young plants to protect them from cold
a woman's close-fitting hat that resembles a helmet
cloche (n.)
An apparatus used in controlling certain kinds of aeroplanes, and consisting principally of a steering column mounted with a universal joint at the base, which is bellshaped and has attached to it the cables for controlling the wing-warping devices, elevator planes, and the like.
cloche Sentence Examples
- The chef placed a cloche over the dish to keep it warm before serving.
- In gardening, a cloche is often used to protect delicate plants from frost.
- The elegant table setting featured silver cloches over each plate, adding a touch of sophistication to the dinner party.
- She lifted the cloche to reveal a beautifully plated dessert underneath.
- The antique shop displayed a collection of ornate glass cloches, each housing delicate figurines.
- The bell-shaped cloche sheltered the outdoor patio from the rain during the garden party.
- The baker used a cloche to cover the dough while it rose, creating the perfect loaf of bread.
- The fashion designer's latest collection featured cloche hats inspired by 1920s fashion.
- The restaurant's signature dish was served under a cloche, adding an element of drama to the presentation.
- As part of the ceremony, the mayor unveiled a commemorative plaque from under a cloche.
FAQs About the word cloche
a low transparent cover put over young plants to protect them from cold, a woman's close-fitting hat that resembles a helmetAn apparatus used in controlling cer
calotte, pillbox, top hat, fedora, miter, fez, toque, biretta, castor, skullcap
No antonyms found.
The chef placed a cloche over the dish to keep it warm before serving.
In gardening, a cloche is often used to protect delicate plants from frost.
The elegant table setting featured silver cloches over each plate, adding a touch of sophistication to the dinner party.
She lifted the cloche to reveal a beautifully plated dessert underneath.
