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headover

headover noun: a knitted garment worn on the head, somewhat like a balaclava.

Noun

headover (plural headovers)

  1. A knitted garment worn on the head, somewhat like a balaclava.
    • The Baselayer Range of Thermal Sportswear includes Headovers, Balaclavas, Polo Necks, Zip Polo Necks, […]1985, Mountain, numbers 101-112, page 50
    • Skis, facemasks, headovers, oiled-wool hats and their outer garments were all Norwegian products, civilian style; their back-packs were all different, but similar to any other ski-trekking tourists' packs.2015, Alexander Fullerton, Special Dynamic

Forms of headover

pluralheadovers

Questions about headover

What does headover mean?
Headover means a knitted garment worn on the head, somewhat like a balaclava.
What part of speech is headover?
Headover is a noun.
What is the plural of headover?
The plural of headover is headovers.

Words near headover in the dictionary

  1. headnote
  2. headnotes
  3. Headon
  4. Headon cum Upton
  5. Headonian
  6. headover
  7. headovers
  8. headpad
  9. headpads
  10. headpan
  11. headpans

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