shako Antonyms
Strongest:
- homburg
- bonnet
- leghorn
- calotte
- sunbonnet
- fez
- hood
- stetson
- cloche
- casque
- tricorn
- skullcap
- sombrero
- bowler
- kepi
- turban
- mitre
- helmet
- miter
- fedora
- biretta
- hat
- beret
- toque
- tricorne
- zucchetto
- tam
Strong:
- overseas-cap
- opera-hat
- ten-gallon-hat
- helm
- nightcap
- billycock
- pillbox
- cowl
- cap
- castor
- headdress
- baseball-cap
- silk-hat
- cocked-hat
- garrison-cap
- boater
- stocking-cap
- capuche
- topper
- hard-hat
- service-cap
- chapeau
- picture-hat
- derby
- top-hat
- sou-wester
- high-hat
- skimmer
- stovepipe
- kepi
- cowboy-hat
- kufi
- panama
- headgear
- porkpie-hat
- plug-hat
Weak:
Meaning of shako
Wordnet
shako (n)
tall hat; worn by some British soldiers on ceremonial occasions
Webster
shako (n.)
A kind of military cap or headdress.
shako Sentence Examples
- The soldier's distinctive shako stood out against the otherwise drab uniform.
- The cylindrical shako with its prominent visor provided shade for the marchers.
- The composer's shako adorned with a feather and plume added an air of grandeur to the performance.
- The professor's academic shako bore the insignia of his esteemed institution.
- The military officers' shakos were adorned with intricate braids and ornaments.
- The fireman's shako, made of leather, protected their heads from falling debris.
- The police officer's shako was a symbol of authority and law enforcement.
- The shako, once a common military headgear, has become a ceremonial item today.
- The toy soldier's shako was made of plastic and painted in vibrant colors.
- The shako's unique shape and design have made it an enduring icon in military history and popular culture.
FAQs About the word shako
tall hat; worn by some British soldiers on ceremonial occasionsA kind of military cap or headdress.
homburg, bonnet, leghorn, calotte, sunbonnet, fez, hood, Stetson, cloche, casque
No antonyms found.
The soldier's distinctive shako stood out against the otherwise drab uniform.
The cylindrical shako with its prominent visor provided shade for the marchers.
The composer's shako adorned with a feather and plume added an air of grandeur to the performance.
The professor's academic shako bore the insignia of his esteemed institution.
