biggin UK
ˈbɪɡɪn
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Definition of biggin - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
child's capDatedUKchild's tight-fitting cap often with tiesDatedUK
  • The baby looked cute in a knitted biggin.
bonnet cap headgear
2.
clothingRareUKofficial's hood or coif worn historicallyRareUK
  • The official wore a biggin during the ceremony.
coif hood
3.
kitchenDatedUKcoffee pot with a strainer for brewingDatedUK
  • She used a biggin to make her morning coffee.
percolator
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  • biggin: child's tight-fitting cap often with ties
    child's tight-fitting cap often with ties
  • biggin: official's hood or coif worn historically
    official's hood or coif worn historically

Origin of biggin

French, beguin (cap)

Examples of biggin in a sentence

  • The vintage biggin was part of the exhibit.
  • The biggin was part of the traditional attire.
  • He adjusted his biggin before the procession.
  • The antique shop displayed a Victorian biggin.
  • He inherited a silver biggin from his grandmother.

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  1. French:béguin, coiffe, ...
  2. German:Kindermütze, Amtsmütze, ...
  3. Italian:cappellino, cappuccio, ...
  4. Spanish:gorro, cofia, ...
  5. Portuguese:gorro, capuz, ...
  6. Chinese:紧身帽, 头巾, ...
  7. Japanese:ビギン, 役人のフード, ...
  8. Arabic:قُبَّعَة طِفْل ضَيِّقَة, قلنسوة, ...
  9. Hebrew:כּוֹבָעוֹן, בִּיגִּין, ...
  10. Russian:шапочка, капюшон, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шапочка, чепчик, ...
  12. Hindi:बिगिन, कॉफी पॉट, ...
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