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Meanings of beanie in English

A small skullcap; formerly worn by schoolboys and college freshmen.

Usage of beanie in English
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The looks were accessorized with colorful long scarves and large beanie hats.
Reuters
2
The Hales presented every child in the village with a pinwheel beanie.
The new yorker
3
James plopped onto his trunk and pulled the beanie from his head.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
4
He arrived wearing a black beanie hat and a matching zip-up sweater.
The Irish Times
5
Gone are beanie hats and manbags; in are briefcases and spectacles.
The Guardian
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A beanie solved the headphones' only quirk, blocking the wind-catching loops.
Wired
7
Deliberately, he took off his beanie and tossed it to me.
Evil and the Mask
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He had his beanie on and no one else knew he was there.
The Guardian
9
A chunky knit jersey, beanie, hat or sunnies are a must.
The South African
10
The models wore beanie hats, flannel shirts, sleeveless padded jackets and hiking boots.
The Guardian
11
His beanie had fallen off and lay next to him on its side.
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
12
I went down the hall, putting on my mask and beanie.
Evil and the Mask
13
On her head, she wore a grey beanie over her long straight hair.
The Irish Times
14
He was pulling a beanie down to two fingers balanced on his nose.
Shadowland
15
Burn's head jerking to one side, his black beanie flying through the air.
Money to burn: a novel of suspense
16
I wore four jackets and a beanie while climbing on a 32° day there.
Climbing Magazine
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Beanie across language varieties
United States of America
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