bonnet
41bonnet — n. 1 a a woman s or child s hat tied under the chin and usu. with a brim framing the face. b a soft round brimless hat like a beret worn by men and boys in Scotland (cf. TAM O SHANTER). c colloq. any hat. 2 Brit. a hinged cover over the engine of …
42bonnet — See: BEE IN ONE S BONNET …
43bonnet — See: BEE IN ONE S BONNET …
44bonnet — I. noun Etymology: Middle English bonet auxiliary sail, kind of cap, from Anglo French, probably of Germanic origin; akin to Old Saxon gibund bundle, Old English bindan to bind Date: 14th century 1. a. (1) chiefly Scottish a man s or boy s cap… …
45Bonnet — Bon|net [bɔ ne:] das; s, s <aus fr. bonnet »Mütze«, dies aus gleichbed. mlat. boneta>: 1. Damenhaube des 18. Jh.s. 2. (Seemannsspr.) Beisegel, Segeltuchstreifen …
46bonnet — Attractive women. There was a lot of random bonnet at the party …
47bonnet — Attractive women. There was a lot of random bonnet at the party …
48bonnet — See: bee in one s bonnet …
49bonnet — noun 1》 a woman s or child s hat tied under the chin and with a brim framing the face. 2》 a soft brimless hat like a beret, worn by men and boys in Scotland. ↘Heraldry the velvet cap within a coronet. 3》 (also war bonnet) the ceremonial… …
50bonnet — bon•net [[t]ˈbɒn ɪt[/t]] n. v. net•ed, net•ing 1) clo a hat, usu. tying under the chin and often framing the face, formerly much worn by women but now worn mostly by children 2) clo inf any hat worn by women 3) scot. Scot. a man s or boy s cap 4) …
