Tudor bonnet
Tudor bonnet noun: a traditional soft-crowned, round-brimmed cap with a tassel hanging from an encircling cord, popular in Tudor times and now sometimes forming part of academic dress.

Noun
Tudor bonnet (plural Tudor bonnets)
- A traditional soft-crowned, round-brimmed cap with a tassel hanging from an encircling cord, popular in Tudor times and now sometimes forming part of academic dress.
- Synonyms:
- doctor's bonnet
Synonyms of Tudor bonnet
Forms of Tudor bonnet
| plural | Tudor bonnets |
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Questions about Tudor bonnet
- What does Tudor bonnet mean?
- Tudor bonnet means a traditional soft-crowned, round-brimmed cap with a tassel hanging from an encircling cord, popular in Tudor times and now sometimes forming part of academic dress.
- What part of speech is Tudor bonnet?
- Tudor bonnet is a noun.
- What is the plural of Tudor bonnet?
- The plural of Tudor bonnet is Tudor bonnets.
Words near Tudor bonnet in the dictionary
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