- un|bon|net
- un|bon|net «uhn BON iht», intransitive verb.to take off the bonnet; uncover the head, as in respect.–v.t.to take off the bonnet from.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
bon|net rouge — «b neh ROOZH», plural bon|nets rouges «b neh ROOZH». French. 1. the red cap worn by the radicals in the French Revolution. 2. a radical; anarchist … Useful english dictionary
bon|net|head — «BON iht HEHD», noun. a species of hammerhead shark, abundant on the Atlantic coast of the United States … Useful english dictionary
bon|net — «BON iht», noun, verb. –n. 1. a covering for the head, usually tied under the chin with strings or ribbons, worn by women and children. 2. a cap worn by men and boys in Scotland. 3. a headdress of feathers worn by North American Indians. 4. a… … Useful english dictionary
blue|bon|net — «BLOO BON iht», noun. 1. a plant of the pea family with blue flowers resembling sweet peas. The bluebonnet is the state flower of Texas. 2. = bachelor s button. (Cf. ↑bachelor s button) 3. a wide, flat cap made of blue woolen cloth, formerly in… … Useful english dictionary
sun|bon|net|ed — «SUHN BON uh tihd», adjective. wearing a sunbonnet: »a sunbonneted frontierswoman … Useful english dictionary
sun|bon|net — «SUHN BON iht», noun. a large bonnet that shades the face and neck from the sun … Useful english dictionary
un|bon|net|ed — «uhn BON uh tihd», adjective. wearing no bonnet or cap; bareheaded … Useful english dictionary
Du|bon|net — «DOO buh NAY, DYOO », noun. Trademark. a sweet French wine to which aromatic herbs and spices have been added, used as an apéritif … Useful english dictionary
bon·net — /ˈbɑːnət/ noun, pl nets [count] 1 : a hat that ties under the chin ◇ Bonnets were worn by women in the past but are now only worn by babies. 2 Brit : ↑hood 2b, 1 He lifted the car s bonnet to check the engine. have a bee in your bonnet … Useful english dictionary
bon — am·bon; am·bon·ite; ar·a·bon·ic; bon·aght; bon·ail·ie; bon·a·ven·ture; bon·a·vist; bon·bon; bon·bon; bon·bon·nière; bon·bon·nière; bon·dar; bon·dieu·se·rie; bon·do; bon·don; bon·duc; bon·er; bon·fire; bon·gar; bon·grace; bon·ham; bon·heur;… … English syllables