garrison cap
Definition
Noun: A garrison cap is a type of military headgear. It is a soft, wedge-shaped cap, typically made of wool or cotton, that can be folded flat when not being worn. It is designed as part of a standard military uniform.
Usage
The term "garrison cap" is used specifically to refer to this item of military clothing. It is a countable noun. - It is worn by military personnel. - It is part of a formal or service uniform, often distinct from combat helmets or field caps. - It is typically worn with the front peak centered on the forehead.
Examples
- The new recruits were each issued a garrison cap along with their uniforms.
- He neatly folded his garrison cap and placed it in his locker.
- Regulations required the garrison cap to be worn at all times while outdoors on the base.
Advanced Usage
- The garrison cap is often associated with the service uniforms of various armed forces, including the U.S. Army and Air Force.
- Its design allows for easy storage in a pocket or epaulet when not in use.
Variants and Related Words
- Service cap: A more general term that can sometimes refer to a garrison cap or other formal military hats.
- Flight cap: A similar style of cap, often associated specifically with air force personnel.
- Forage cap: A historical term for a similar type of military cap; the terms are sometimes used interchangeably.
Synonyms
- Side cap (common in British and other Commonwealth militaries)
- Field cap (Note: This can sometimes refer to a different, more utilitarian cap, but contextually may overlap)
Related Idioms or Phrases
No common idioms or phrasal verbs are specifically associated with the term "garrison cap." It is a straightforward noun referring to a specific object.
Noun
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a wedge-shaped wool or cotton cap; worn as part of a uniform
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