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THE BICORN HAT IS MOST READILY ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PERSON
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THE CHUPALLA, A HORSEMAN HAT MADE OF STRAW, IS WORN IN THIS "COLD" SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY
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THE BICORN HAT IS MOST READILY ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PERSON NAPOLEON
THE CHUPALLA, A HORSEMAN HAT MADE OF STRAW, IS WORN IN THIS "COLD" SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY CHILE
TRADITIONAL HEADGEAR OF THE YEOMEN WARDERS, THE GUARDS AT THE TOWER OF LONDON BEEFEATERS' HAT
SCOTTISH BONNET WHICH WAS NAMED AFTER A CHARACTER IN THE POEM OF THAT NAME BY ROBERT BURNS TAM O' SHANTER
THE CAPUCHON, A CONE-SHAPED CEREMONIAL HAT, IS WORN DURING THIS CELEBRATION IN LOUISIANA MARDI GRAS
IT IS A SMALL SKULLCAP WORN BY CLERICS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH ZUCCHETTO
A KARAKUL HAT IS MADE FROM THE WOOL OF SHEEP AND IS WORN BY MUSLIM MEN IN CENTRAL & SOUTH ASIA. IT WAS VERY POPULAR AMONG SOVIET LEADERS, ESPECIALLY THIS PRESIDENT OF AFGHANISTAN HARMID KARZAI
SIMILAR TO A TRILBY OR A FEDORA, BUT THIS HAT WITH A PORCINE NAME HAS A FLAT TOP PORK PIE HAT
A FOLDABLE CAP WITH STRAIGHT SIDES & A CREASED CROWN, IT IS ASSOCIATED WITHH MILITARY FORCES. THE NAME OF THIS CAP IS FROM A WORD MEANING A BODY OF TROOPS STATIONED IN A PARTICULAR LOCATION GARRISON CAP
THIS WIDE-BRIMMED MEXICAN HAT HAS ALSO LENT ITSELF TO THE NAME OF A GALAXY IN THE CONSTELLATION VIRGO SOMBRERO
HAT WITH A FRONT-TO-BACK CREASE MOST ASSOCIATED WITH INDIANA JONES. THE BRITISH CALL IT A TRILBY. FEDORA
A SILK-BRIMMED, BLACK FELT HOMBURG NAMED FOR A BRITISH PM, NOT PARADISE ANTHONY EDEN HAT
WOMAN'S HAT POPULARIZED IN THE 1920S BY FLAPPERS. THE NAME IS FROM THE FRENCH FOR "BELL" CLOCHE
A RED FELT HAT IN THE SHAPE OF A TRUNCATED CONE; ALSO A CITY IN MOROCCO FEZ
A SOFT ROUND CAP ASSOCIATED WITH ALL ELITE UNITS, NOT JUST THE "GREEN" ONES BERET
SIMILAR TO FEDORAS, BUT WITH A NARROWER BRIM, THE HAT'S NAME DERIVES FROM A PLAY BASED ON GEORGE DU MAURIER'S 1894 NOVEL TRILBY
THE STOVEPIPE HAT IS BEST ASSOCIATED WITH THIS U.S. PRESIDENT LINCOLN
THE KIPPAH IS A SKULLCAP WORN BY OBSERVANT JEWS AND IS ALSO KNOWN BY THIS "Y" WORD YARMULKE
ITALIAN HAT COMPANY KNOWN PARTICULARLY FOR ITS FEDORAS BORSALINO
MOST COMMONLY WORN MALE HEADGEAR IN EARLY NETHERLANDISH PAINTING; THIS WORD CAN ALSO MEAN AN OLDER PERSON WHO ACCOMPANIES YOUNG UNMARRIED MAIDENS CHAPERON
THIS LACE OR SILK SCARF OFTEN WORN OVER A HIGH COMB, IS POPULAR WITH WOMEN IN SPAIN AND LATIN AMERICA MANTILLA
THE KUFI IS A CAP WORN BY PEOPLE FROM THIS CONTINENT AFRICA
THE SALAKOT IS A TRADITIONAL WIDE-BRIMMED HAT IN THIS COUNTRY, WHERE MACARTHUR VOWED TO RETURN PHILIPPINES
SPODIK, SHTREIMEL ARE ASSOCIATED WITH... JEWS
COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS A DERBY, IT IS WORN BY CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S "TRAMP" BOWLER
A WIDE-BRIMMED HAT TRIMMED WITH AN OSTRICH PLUME; THEY GET THEIR NAME FROM SUPPORTERS OF KING CHARLES I DURING THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR CAVALIER HAT
A TYPE OF HAT THAT IS TYPICALLY WORN IN RURAL AREAS, OFTEN FOR HUNTING. BECAUSE OF THE HAT'S POPULAR ASSOCIATION WITH SHERLOCK HOLMES, IT IS ALSO A STEREOTYPICAL HAT OF A DETECTIVE DEERSTALKER
THE USHANKA HAT IS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS COUNTRY RUSSIA
A TRADITIONAL SCOTTISH CAP NAMED AFTER A CASTLE BALMORAL
A 1935 FRED ASTAIRE FILM IS NAMED FOR THIS TYPE OF SPIFFY HEADWEAR TOP HAT
THE CYCLOPES GAVE HEADWEAR TO HADES THAT RENDERED HIM NOT INVINCIBLE, BUT THIS INVISIBLE
THE WORD "TULIP" GOES BACK TO A WORD FOR THIS HEADWEAR SEEN ON MUSLIMS TURBAN
MOBCAPS & FOOTBALL HELMETS ARE HELD ON BY THESE CHINSTRAPS
OF LOW, MEDIUM, OR HIGH, THE CROWN ON A STETSON 10-GALLON HAT HIGH
A LARGE ONE DECORATES DOORS AT CHRISTMAS; A SMALL ONE DECORATES THE HEADS OF HONOREES WREATH
DE RIGUEUR WEAR FOR SCHUSSERS & BANK ROBBERS SKI MASK
WHEN LULU GRADUATED FROM STRIPPER SCHOOL, HER MORTARBOARD HAD 2 OF THESE TASSELS
HAT'S OFF TO THE MOROCCAN CITY THAT SHARES ITS NAME WITH THIS TYPE OF HAT FEZ
SOME SCHOOLS FROWN ON THIS HEADWEAR MADE POPULAR BY DEION SANDERS BANDANA
COLD & WET CONDITIONS LED HIM, IN 1865, TO MAKE THE "HAT THAT COULD TAME THE AMERICAN WEST" STETSON
SOME SPECULATED THAT THIS 1865 LITERARY CHARACTER WAS ILLUSTRATED TO RESEMBLE PRIME MINISTER WILLIAM GLADSTONE "MAD HATTER"
MOVIE CHOREOGRAPHER MR. BERKELEY IS ON A FIRST-NAME BASIS WITH THIS FURRY HAT WORN BY HUSSARS BUSBY
"DERBY" IS THE AMERICAN NAME FOR THIS BRITISH HAT BOWLER
A TOPEE IS ALSO CALLED THIS KIND OF HELMET, FROM THE PLANT MATERIAL IT'S MADE OF PITH HELMET
FEATURED IN THE "HARRY POTTER" MOVIES, THIS HAT TAKES ITS NAME FROM ITS FUNCTION AT HOGWART'S SCHOOL SORTING HAT
GOYA LIKED TO PAINT AT NIGHT, SO HE WORE A HAT RIMMED WITH THESE CANDLES
IN WAGNER'S OPERAS, THIS ELDEST VALKYRIE IS STEREOTYPICALLY DRESSED IN A HORNED HELMET & BREASTPLATE BRUNHILDE
THE NAME OF THIS OFTEN BRIMLESS HAT, POPULAR IN THE 1920S, IS FRENCH FOR "BELL", AFTER THE SHAPE OF THE HAT CLOCHE
IN AMERICA, HAT SIZES INCREASE IN SIZE BY THIS FRACTION OF AN INCH EIGHTHS
SOME TYPES OF THIS HEAD COVERING CAN USE UP TO 50 YARDS OF MATERIAL TURBAN
"HAT THAT CROWNED THE WEST" STETSON
THIS TERM FOR A WOMAN'S HAT TIED UNDER THE CHIN WITH A RIBBON CAN ALSO BE USED FOR MEN'S HATS BONNET
THE DISTINCTIVE HAT WORN BY THIS GROUP THAT GUARDS THE TOWER OF LONDON HAS A NARROW BRIM AND A PLEATED CROWN BEEFEATERS (YEOMEN OF THE GUARD)
ON AVERAGE, 7-8 YARDS OF MATERIAL ARE USED IN A PAGRI, A TYPE OF THIS HEADDRESS WORN IN INDIA TURBAN
WORN BY ENGLAND'S YEOMAN WARDERS OF THE TOWER, THIS HAT HAS GIVEN THEM THEIR NICKNAME BEEFEATER
BASQUE SHEPHERDS COMMONLY WEAR THIS SOFT, BRIMLESS HAT BERET
INDIAN WOMEN OF BOLIVIA WEAR THESE MENS' HATS AS A PART OF THEIR TRADITIONAL COSTUME DERBY HAT
THIS SOFT FELT HAT WITH A TAPERED CROWN AND CENTER CREASE IS NAMED FOR AN 1882 FRENCH PLAY FEDORA
THIS WESTERN TOPPER ACTUALLY HOLDS ONLY ABOUT 3 QUARTS 10-GALLON HAT
SLANG FOR A CONSTRUCTION WORKER HARD HAT
'50S FUZZY FRONTIER FAD DAVY CROCKETT COONSKIN CAP
GRADUATE'S CAP, IT SOUNDS LIKE A PLASTERER'S TOOL MORTARBOARD
NAME OF THE SOMETIMES OUTRAGEOUS CREATIONS SEEN AT THE ROYAL WEDDING OF WILLIAM & KATE FASCINATORS
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