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beanie

/ˈbiːni/

noun

[C]

A close-fitting knitted hat, typically worn in cold weather.

Pronunciation

Etymology

Probably from informal English bean, meaning “head,” plus the diminutive suffix -ie.

Examples

She pulled a beanie over her ears before going outside.

I bought a wool beanie for the ski trip.

Synonyms

Collocations

wear a beanie

wool beanie

knitted beanie

pull on a beanie

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noun

[C]

A small, close-fitting, brimless cap, especially one formerly worn by children or students.

Pronunciation

Etymology

Probably from informal English bean, meaning “head,” plus the diminutive suffix -ie.

Examples

The cartoon kid wore a beanie with a tiny propeller on top.

In old photos, a freshman sometimes wore a beanie on campus.

Synonyms

cap

skullcap

brimless cap

Collocations

propeller beanie

freshman beanie

wear a beanie

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beanie — English Definition, Pronunciation & Examples | OwnSlides

Back to English dictionary

beanie

/ˈbiːni/

noun

[C]

A close-fitting knitted hat, typically worn in cold weather.

Pronunciation

Etymology

Probably from informal English bean, meaning “head,” plus the diminutive suffix -ie.

Examples

She pulled a beanie over her ears before going outside.

I bought a wool beanie for the ski trip.

Synonyms

Collocations

wear a beanie

wool beanie

knitted beanie

pull on a beanie

AI Generated

noun

[C]

A small, close-fitting, brimless cap, especially one formerly worn by children or students.

Pronunciation

Etymology

Probably from informal English bean, meaning “head,” plus the diminutive suffix -ie.

Examples

The cartoon kid wore a beanie with a tiny propeller on top.

In old photos, a freshman sometimes wore a beanie on campus.

Synonyms

cap

skullcap

brimless cap

Collocations

propeller beanie

freshman beanie

wear a beanie

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