head gear Antonyms
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- cloche
- ten-gallon-hat
- beret
- boater
- stetson
- high-hat
- tam
- topper
- cocked-hat
- kepi
- baseball-cap
- overseas-cap
- stocking-cap
- lid
- warbonnet
- stovepipe
- sombrero
- toque
- picture-hat
- sunbonnet
- biretta
- casque
- fez
- service-cap
- pillbox
- skimmer
- bonnet
- capuche
- derby
- top-hat
- garrison-cap
- panama
- opera-hat
- helm
- miter
- cowl
- fedora
- turban
- tricorn
- calotte
- plug-hat
- silk-hat
- castor
- zucchetto
- tricorne
- kufi
- porkpie-hat
- mitre
- skullcap
- bowler
- sou-wester
- k-pi
- homburg
- billycock
- hard-hat
- shako
- cowboy-hat
- leghorn
Meaning of head gear
Webster
head gear (n.)
Alt. of Headgear
head gear Sentence Examples
- The knight donned his intricate headgear, securing it beneath his chin.
- The astronaut wore a specialized headgear to maintain oxygen levels during spacewalks.
- The construction worker's hard hat was his essential headgear on site.
- The firefighter's helmet was a crucial piece of headgear, protecting him from heat and debris.
- The cyclist's aerodynamic headgear reduced wind resistance, improving their speed.
- The skier's goggles were an integral part of their headgear, shielding their eyes from the elements.
- The diver's mask provided the necessary headgear for underwater exploration.
- The hat worn by religious devotees symbolized their faith and was considered headgear.
- The feathered headdress of Native American tribes was an elaborate and prized piece of headgear.
- The turban worn by Sikh men was a significant article of headgear, representing their religious beliefs.
FAQs About the word head gear
Alt. of Headgear
cap, helmet,hat, hood,headdress, chapeau, headpiece, cloche, ten-gallon hat, beret
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The knight donned his intricate headgear, securing it beneath his chin.
The astronaut wore a specialized headgear to maintain oxygen levels during spacewalks.
The construction worker's hard hat was his essential headgear on site.
The firefighter's helmet was a crucial piece of headgear, protecting him from heat and debris.
