billycock hat (Meaning)

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billycock hat ()

A round, low-crowned felt hat; a wideawake.

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James tipped his billycock hat to the lady passing by, a gesture of old-world chivalry.
The detective's billycock hat cast a shadow over his eyes as he surveyed the crime scene.
At the vintage-themed party, everyone donned their finest attire, complete with a billycock hat.
Despite the summer heat, William refused to part with his beloved billycock hat, a symbol of his distinguished taste.
In the roaring twenties, the billycock hat was a staple accessory among stylish gentlemen.
As the horse-drawn carriage trotted along the cobblestone streets, the coachman adjusted his billycock hat.
The actor donned a dapper suit and a billycock hat for his role in the period drama.
With a flick of his wrist, the magician pulled a rabbit out of his billycock hat, much to the audience's delight.
The billycock hat added a touch of sophistication to his ensemble, elevating his appearance.
As the train chugged along the countryside, passengers sat in their compartments, each adorned with a billycock hat atop their heads.

A round, low-crowned felt hat; a wideawake.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

James tipped his billycock hat to the lady passing by, a gesture of old-world chivalry.

The detective's billycock hat cast a shadow over his eyes as he surveyed the crime scene.

At the vintage-themed party, everyone donned their finest attire, complete with a billycock hat.

Despite the summer heat, William refused to part with his beloved billycock hat, a symbol of his distinguished taste.