jockey's cap

The term "jockey's cap" has diverse meanings across different fields, from equestrian sports to botany and landmarks.

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Definition

B2Equestrian Sports

(sport, common)A snug, often silk hat with a small brim, worn by horse riders during races.

Example

  • The jockey adjusted his cap before the race began.
  • Each jockey's cap displayed the colors of their respective racing team.

C1Fashion

(historical)A velvet sporting hat from the 19th century, linked to horse racing.

Example

  • In the 19th century, a jockey's cap was a popular fashion accessory among equestrians.

C1Botany

(common)A flowering plant known as Prostanthera striatiflora, native to Australia's dry regions.

Example

  • The jockey's cap plant is well-adapted to arid environments.

C1Landmark

(specific)A group of trees in Richmond, UK, resembling the shape of a jockey's headgear, planted in the mid-19th century.

Example

  • The Jockey Cap in Richmond is a notable landmark visible from afar.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "jockey's cap":

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