Kepis [noun]

A soldier passed with his head bandaged beneath his kepis and a flower behind his ear.

And as his hede-stele byndis his hede to resone, sa dois resone the Knycht, and kepis his worschip.

Some companies wore blue, some grey, some had French kepis, others wideawakes and Mexican hats.

His surprise increased as he became convinced that they were Frenchmen, wearing kepis.

They were armed with old muskets, and were wearing the red kepis as their only military distinction.

Among the kneeling mass were many soldiers with bandaged heads, kepis in hand and tearful eyes.

Focussing his glasses on the village, he saw the red spots of kepis waving like poppies over the green of the meadows.

In one of the breaches appeared a red kepis followed by legs of the same color trying to clamber over the ruins.

They began to meet artillerymen, many of them not in uniform but wearing the military kepis.

The way was littered with mess-tins, cartridge belts, kepis and broken rifles.