headgear

Manners and customs change no less quickly than headgear and skirts.

They stopped a few yards from a pit shaft with its headgear and wheel.

On his head he wore a sort of headgear, bound round and closed at the top.

"Thank you, sir," replied one of the men, touching the brim of his headgear.

That the chief form of headgear among the Swiss is the Alpine hat.

An indispensable form of headgear for the traveller in Africa.

But the lad was too familiar with that headgear to be mistaken.

He was not half so fierce-appearing in this headgear as he had been in his plumed hat.

It was even rumoured that he had been born with this particular piece of headgear.

Our service caps were also forbidden, and we had all sorts of headgear.