bycoket

English

Etymology

From Old French bicoquet.

Noun

bycoket (plural bycokets)

(historical) A type of ancient cap or headdress, worn by military men and also ornamentally by men and women, including by the kings of England. The upper part was in the form of a double crown.

Translations

type of ancient cap or headdress

French: bicoquet (fr) m

Portuguese: abacote (pt) m

See also

abacot

Anagrams

bockety

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