I looked back on the history of hats and hats and overlooked ambiguous and unusual words. Recently, after reading the professor and Madman (Simon Winchester, HarperCollins 1998) about the production of the Oxford English dictionary, I thought it might be fun to examine the definitions and etymology of these classic terms. I was disappointed with the contemporary use. [I'll breakup this project into three or four parts, so stay tuned.]
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[Note: As I move into part three of this project, terms become less lost in antiquity. I have included a few words, albeit rarely used today that did show up "spell check."]
Pork bonnet
History now.
1. Protruding edge, fashionable esp and hood. In 19 cents.
1801 C. DIBDIN Song Smith in Mirth & Meter (1807) 62, If you like, hit the song with the staff. Do you look like a new fashion, do you pat on the bonnet? 1820 F. MACDONOGH Hermit V. xcii of London. Another annoyance to the street is your pork hood woman. They sometimes withdraw your eyes in the projections of these penthouses. 1837 E. BULWER-LYTTON Ernest Maltravers II. IV. vi. Some middle-aged women. I wear ... a bonnet of a straw pocket. 1858 RS SURTEES Question Mamma ix, [A] A woman in one of the old pocket hoods of the previous day was painted. 1884 cents. Mug 28 14 14-year old women, gentlemen, children. With 1839 pocket bonnet and high color coat. 1913 W. CATHER O Pioneers! I. 12 The children in this city were dressed in what was called Kate Greenaway. Brave the appearance of her pork hood, a strange little woman. 1984 Old gallery 18 of P. ALLEN Cumbria (BNC) 18 The woman who got married wore a hat, a blue linen apron. Buckled shoe nebular indentation, pocket bonnet, outer wearing outerwear for better wearing.
2. Specification. This kind of hood has traditionally been worn by female members such as Friends of Friends (Quaker) and Salvation Army. I am wearing this kind of hood.
1848 JR Bartlett Dict. Americanisms sv, Poke-bonnet, long and straight bonnet. Many are worn by Quakers and Methodists. 1862 H. MARRYAT A certain year in Sweden II. lvi. 264 We had a meal on the farm, wealth of Antabaptists, the most numerous denominations in Götland. They will never mistake women by downcasting and black pork bonnet. 1877 Sat. Rev. 12 May 577/2 In a friend's favorite place such as Croydon, Dorking, a wide range of hats for men, pocket bonnet for women may be seen. 1899 St. Louis James & # 39; Gaz August 17, November 2 Church and other religious organizations never reached except to praise the bonnet. At the corner of the street. 1902 E. BANKS Autobiogr. Newspaper Girl 107 I thought that the pork bonnet and the dark blue dress would not be available until I studied the best way to join the army over a few days. 1945 Musical Q. 31 276 Amish ladies can be easily identified by not having any decorations on pork bonnets, shawls, costumes. Sunday Herald (Glasgow) in 2000 (Nexis) May 14th Pennsylvania · Amish · Pork · Bonnet, next will be happy as a bug.
Gibbs
f. Gibus is the name of the first manufacturer. ]
Opera and crash hat. Also, Gibbs hat.
1848 THACKERAY Bk. Snobs xviii, his gibus-hat and his small glass pump. a 1854 E. Forbes article viii. (1855) 214 The knight man had not paid public awe and paid private respect. 1888 Daily Tel. Foldable crash hat or Gibus on 28th April.
[Note from Belinsky: Today a Gibus is more commonly known as a "Collapsible Top Hat."]
Horse riding cassette
[Fr .; fem. of casquet, dim. of casque CASQUE.]
Head dress similar to casual.
1840 LS COSTELLO Summ. Between Bokage II. 206 His long hair was bound to a cassette that can be seen in the east.
[a. F. casque, ad. Sp. casco in same sense: see CASK n.]
1. The armor that covers the head. helmet. The terms apply very slowly to all kinds of military handbooks and are currently only applied to historical, poetic, or foreign things. CASK previously written.
1580-1649 [see CASK n. 4]. 1696 PHILLIPS, Casque, Helmet. 1714 Gay Trivia III. Firefighters sweat and protect their arms. 1791 COWPER Iliad III. 375 They see them in a courageous cask. 1842 Tennessee Garahado 1 My good blade carves people's chips. Daily News of 1877 24th December 5th / 4th day Mr. Cascade of Polo Guard regiment.
Maniere Bando
[Fr .: OF. bandel, dim. form from bande BAND n.2; cf. BANDORE2.]
a. As a narrow band or fillet, or part of a headdress the woman wears to tie her hair. b. Eye bandage.
1706 T. BETTERTON Amorous Widow I. 4 Beautiful hair, beautiful second curl does not make your forehead. c 1790 F. BURNEY Diary (1842) I. 98 (D.) The band was worn by all the women in the court. a 1847 MRS. Sherwood Lady of Manor III. xxi. 277 Please make up this band for my hair. What? 1858 C. Massachusetts motorcycle. (1879) I put on a raced nightcap in the Sky Blue band. 1861 GEN. P. Thomson Audi Alto. III. clxi. As Paul Lewis told the fortune, the Finance Minister is under his band. 1908 [see BARRETTE 2]. Even if it is small as possible to be called a hat May 5, May 22 / Sunday in 1959, a band and a bow will get caught in a striped cage.
c. A strip of velvet or other material, generally shaped in a circular shape, so that the head is sewn inside the bottom of a hat crown that is too large.
1908 Daily Cron. January 29 (Sunday) 4/7 In the correct type of "Bandoo", you do not need to wear a hat pin at all.
Sennit Straw
Naut.
[var. of SINNET.]
a. = SINNET. b. (See quotation mark 1858).
1769 FALCONER Dict. Marine (1789), Sennit. 1858 SIMMONDS Dict. Trade, Sennit, .. twisted straw or palm leaves, & c. Make a grass hat out of them. 1881 Checkered Career 92 These young gentlemen are watching. Please make a senne. Rattle's play is the same as choosing an oak.
attrib. And comb. 1882 NARES Seamanship (ed.6) 79 Cenit eye is working. c 1898 J. CHALMERS 146 of Lovett Life (1902) In San Francisco, San Francisco,
[Note from Belinsky: Today, a Sennit Straw is more commonly known as a "Boater" or "Skimmer" or "Sailor Straw".]
Montero
History now.
[Cadogan[Cadogan[カドガン[Cadogan
[Said to be from the name of the 1st Earl Cadogan (died 1726). See Littré, and N. & Q. 7th Ser. IV. 467, 492.]
Mode connecting the hair behind the head.
c 1780 OBERKIRCH Mem of B & D Company. (1852) II. ix, the Duchess of Bourbon introduced the Court of Montbeliard. [the fashion] Of the Cadogans only gentlemen have ever worn
Post rion hat
Mainly historic
[Puggree[Puggree[Puggree[Puggree
[a. Hind. pag a turban.]
1. Light turban or head cover to be worn by prisoners of the Indian subcontinent.
1665 SIR T. HERBERT Trav. (1677) 140 People in the East .. That is .. I am wearing Tarvan, Mandel, Duster, Pugagares. 1696 J. OVINGTON Voy. Sagat 314, Puga Guy, or Turbant on the head. 1698 FRYER Acc. E. India & P. 93 Green Best and Puckery (or Turbat). 1845 SIR W.NAPIER Conq. Scinde II. Me. 224 Mohamedan Belooch always follows him wearing Puggree. 1893 W. Forbes - Mitchell Remin. Gt. Mutiny 287 In the latter half of the second half, a heavy heavy puglion has a round head. 1930 Aberdeen Press & Jrnl. April 22 5/2 There is no British officer in him, there is no uniform except for a unique kind of pugle (head dress). 1930 Punch 1 Oct. 392/2 Mr. Thompson should not allow this bee to find Pagli's permanent home. 1974 & B. MATHER & White Dacoit 18 Sowars straightened the tunic and paglis.
2. It is a thin muslin or silk veil scarf, wrapped around the sun helmet or hat crown and falls behind as an awning.
All ages July 30, 1859 332/1 DickenS / A & Puggery & # 39; With a long slip of white muslin, it is tied around the hat, with a tail behind, it has become a wonderful bow. 1866 corn. Mug December 741 silk coat, pig, boots, white string adorned wealthy person. February 20th, 1885 20th Officer and men dressed in red surge tunes, sun helmets and pugagarees. 1901 B. B. SHAW For three performances, Brassbound I. Capt. I am wearing sun helmets and poglis, neutral colored glasses, white canvas of Spain sand shoes.
3. Attributes, as puggree cloth.
1934 [see DRILL n.5]. 1978 & # 39; MM KAYE & # 39; Fur Pavilion vi. 98 Before she fell, she embraced the sound with the length of pagri (Turban) cloth in front of her.
Salvation of pugg (a) reed a. , Wearing a covered or puggree.
1881 MRS. C. PRAED Policy & PI 13 Wide auspicious hat. 1900 Daily News 1 August 3/1 His green elegant wave is covered with a perfect soft hat.
Convertible
[a. F. cabriolet, deriv. of cabriole, so called from its elastic bounding motion.]
a. Light two-wheeled shies surrounded by one horse. Large hood of wood and leather, enough apron to cover the knees and legs of the crew. It will be applied to CAB, known by its name later, to CAB by 1830. Also, the top or open part of the carriage. b. Motor car with fixed side and folding top.
2. Bonnet or hat shaped like Capriot.
1771 H. WALPOLE Let. On July 31 (1904) 63, I caught two of them for her, not six. 1923 Daily Mail 22 June 11 Cabriolet's hat is becoming fashion again ... In the cabriolet, the ribbon streamer needs to fall on one shoulder.
Marcel Wave
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In the myth, it is individualized like 1 c. Plato and other philosophers spread to anima Mundi, who was born to animate the general system of the universe so that the soul activates individual creatures. It is used for lower or mere natural life of man by Saint Paul (developing Lua, Spirit, Bresse, Nepheshhe, Jewish present distinction of soul), shared with other animals, contrasting with spirit To the higher element: see psychic for the influence of God following the original constitution of non-renewable humanity. 2, Psychic 2 (For this and other developments before Christian Judaism and for NT's work, see RH Charles, History, Doctrine of Future Life, 1899)
1. A soul, or spirit, distinguished from the body. heart.
1658 SIR T. BROWNE Hydriot. iv. 61 Why is the spirit of Tillerius a man? 1794 SULLIVAN view nut. II. 279 In ancient Greeks, the two essences in the composition of all despicable things were called the spirit and soul, the spirit and the substance, the soul and the body. 1877 tr. Tyndall Fragm's Virchow. Sc. (1879) II. xv. 407 Explaining charm and repulsion as an exhibition of mind, as a spiritual phenomenon, I simply throw Psyche out of the window and Psyche is not Psyche. 1879 LEWES Study Psychol. 73 Most certified [ancient] The thinker not only separated human beings from nature, but also separated the mind from life. They invented psyche as a source of all mental phenomena. New Princeton Reform in 1888 March 272 Psychology is the science of the spirit or soul. 1896 P. Gardner carved tomb Hellas 24 spirit is not at all like Homer for Christian Soul, but in the same way desires for power and wisdom. Contemp's 1905 EJ DILLON August 287 Rev. Aug. Rozhdestvensky's drawing the spirit is difficult [the Russian admiral who fired on the North Sea fishing fleet].
b. The whole universe animation principle, the soul of the world, or Anima Mundi.
1647 H. Details Soul of Soul Note 138/2 This is the entrance to the psyche, enters the body of Vniverse, burns dead fog and excites it. 1678 CUDWORTH Intell. Syst. I. § 21. 388 This is thought to be an eternal spirit by Plotinus. It actively produces everything in this lower world according to these God's ideas. Ibid. §twenty three. 406 But in other places ... frequently arguing, on self, moving Psyche immovable standing Nous or Intellect, properly Demiurgus.
c. In later Greek myths, it is expressed as a work of love of Eros (Cupid or Love), a work of art with butterfly wings and a butterfly. It is known for literature as the heroine of the story related to the golden butt of Apuleius. Here attrib. Mentally like Psyche & # 39; Psyche-knot (hair), Psyche-mold, Psyche.
1876 GEO. ELIOT Dan. Der. In lxi, Mirah 's frame Psyche type, there was sometimes a terrible quality feeling that seems to require the majority of Cleopatra. 1888 AR DIEHL Two Thousand Words 170 Psyche knot of style that puts hair on the protruding coil in the center of the back of the head. 1895 SB Kennedy Out Inn (USA) Oct. 8/2 Do you think that this psychedelic knot meets a special cut of my characteristics? 1901 Westm. Gaz Monday, May 28th 2/4 After many Psyche Tasks, destiny has been released now, but there is nothing to do anymore. 1904, Ibid. On November 4th and February 30th, I do not know what "Psyche knot" that female jet black hair has transformed. 1968 J. UPDIKE Couples v. 404 Her hair was spiritually tied.
Fred Bellinsky
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