peaked cap
Definition
Noun: A type of headwear characterized by a stiff, flat, circular crown and a projecting front brim (visor). This cap often has a reinforced structure and is commonly associated with various uniforms.
Usage
The term "peaked cap" specifically describes the cap's physical form. It is used to identify this distinct style of hat, often in contexts relating to dress codes, professions, or historical attire.
Examples
- The police officer adjusted his peaked cap before stepping out of the vehicle.
- The airline's uniform includes a dark blue peaked cap with a company logo on the crown.
- In many military traditions, the peaked cap denotes rank and branch of service.
Advanced Usage
- The term can be used descriptively in historical or fashion analysis to specify a hat's style, distinguishing it from other caps like berets or baseball caps.
- In heraldry or uniform design, the specifications for a "peaked cap" (materials, color, insignia placement) are often detailed in official regulations.
Variants and Related Words
- Service cap: A common synonym, especially in military and law enforcement contexts.
- Forage cap: A historical military term for a similar style of cap, often less rigid.
- Visor cap: A descriptive term emphasizing the cap's most prominent feature.
- Flat cap: A different style of cap with a soft, rounded body and a small, stiff brim. This is not a synonym for a peaked cap, which has a distinct flat, circular top.
Synonyms
- Service cap
- Visor cap (descriptive)
Antonyms / Contrasting Terms
- Beret: A soft, round, flat-crowned cap without a brim.
- Beanie: A close-fitting knitted cap.
- Baseball cap: A soft cap with a long, curved brim projecting in front.
Noun
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a cap with a flat circular top and a visor
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