Headgears [noun]

Her knowledge of native headgear was not extensive, so this measure of extra security did not surprise her.

He pulled off his damaged headgear and, gazing ruefully at it exclaimed: "A blame good hat spoiled; but my head is safe."

The Viscayan bóina has been lately introduced into the French army as the headgear of the Chasseurs and some other regiments.

She had removed her damaged straw headgear, but still wore her kerchief.

The bride often keeps on her head a white headgear called "boshi" until the end of the first part of the ceremony.

They were as the old-time warriors of the king—with flowing war adornments and crested headgear and great tufted shields.

The shouts rang out, and the people flung their headgear wildly into the air.

Because It is really the most unbecoming headgear hitherto devised.

Because It is really the most becoming headgear hitherto devised.

In her grey hair three long silver knives formed a fantastic headgear.