Meanings of jockey cap in anglès

He imagined Jendrek in button-boots and a jockey cap, and he spat.

The dome of the wheat market is an English jockey cap, on a grand scale.

A green-and-white jockey cap shaded Lenina's eyes; her shoes were bright green and highly polished.

He was slim and dressed in gentleman's clothes, consisting of a light suit and velvet jockey cap.

The rider's jockey cap fell off.

Among my visitors for the evening is a young gentleman arrayed in shiny top-boots, tight-fitting corduroy trousers, and jockey cap.

It takes in most of this-wig, Jane was struggling to stuff her bright tresses into the pocket of her black velvet jockey cap.

The latter carries her historical name like a jockey cap, and her wit as a riding-whip; she hits people with it between the eyes.

On the seat, wearing an exceedingly tight jockey jacket, and likewise a jockey cap, sat old man Filbury, the general caretaker of the dormitories.

Her little velvet jockey cap still held on with its chin strap, and the new chamois gloves hiding her untamed hands were so strikingly new!

There were fine bats by the best makers for cricket, rods for trout fishing, splendid modified choke-bores, saddles, jockey caps, and so on.