fool's cap (Meaning)

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fool's cap (n)

a cone-shaped paper hat formerly placed on the head of slow or lazy pupils

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The jester entertained the court wearing a colorful fool's cap adorned with bells.
In the classroom, the teacher often used a fool's cap as a humorous prop during storytelling sessions.
He wore a fool's cap as part of his Halloween costume, complete with exaggerated tassels and a jester's emblem.
The children giggled as they tried on the oversized fool's cap, pretending to be jesters in a royal court.
As a punishment, the mischievous student was made to wear a fool's cap and sit in the corner of the classroom.
The clown's outfit included a bright, floppy fool's cap that added to his whimsical appearance.
In the carnival parade, performers donned elaborate costumes featuring oversized fool's caps to delight the spectators.
During the Renaissance fair, visitors could purchase handmade fool's caps from the artisan stalls as souvenirs.
In the medieval play, the fool's cap was a crucial part of the protagonist's costume, symbolizing his role as the comedic character.
As a prank, they placed a fool's cap on the statue in the town square, much to the amusement of passersby.

a cone-shaped paper hat formerly placed on the head of slow or lazy pupils

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The jester entertained the court wearing a colorful fool's cap adorned with bells.

In the classroom, the teacher often used a fool's cap as a humorous prop during storytelling sessions.

He wore a fool's cap as part of his Halloween costume, complete with exaggerated tassels and a jester's emblem.

The children giggled as they tried on the oversized fool's cap, pretending to be jesters in a royal court.