headdress

He gave a final touch to the headdress and the buffalo robe.

Instruction in use of signals; use of headdress, etc., in making signals.

In the absence of signal flags the headdress or other substitute may be used.

The headdress must not be raised to ladies, but they must be given the military salute.

Fleetfoot wished that he could have a headdress and take part in the dance.

Every dead white man was a feather in some Apache's headdress, for so they regarded it.

This crown jewel sparkled in the headdress of the Marchioness at the ball.

These Gilles, or dancing men, were characterized by their headdress and humps.

"I wanted some feathers for an Injun headdress," said Davy sulkily.

The only headdress worn was the yellowhammer-feather forehead-band.