Meanings of conical cap in English

The doctor removed his tall conical cap, and placed it on the table.

He was a Muslim man, conical cap on head.

An aluminium conical cap is fitted over the canes and a fabric nose cap over the whole.

It was wrapped in a long black cloak, and wore a high conical cap on its head.

A tall man in a monk's cassock and a conical cap stood on it, holding the rope.

He had on a tight-fitting parti-striped dress, and his head was surmounted by the conical cap and bells.

Many wear turbans, others a conical cap of black Astrachan, from a foot to one and a half high.

He uttered short warning cries from time to time, held out his wide trousers and caught pennies in his conical cap.

We saw a christening in the cathedral, of a child about eighteen months old; the mother wore a wonderful conical cap of lace.

He wore a high conical cap of Tartarian felt, and had round his neck the string of black beads belonging to his order.

Enveloped in dark cloaks and wearing black masks, a conical cap of the same colour adding to their considerable height, each held a torch.

The forward end of the tube is pointed with some soft material, in which is embedded the firing pin, a conical cap closing the end.

Sometimes they wear an embroidered conical cap decorated with verses from the Koran, but often they wear no head-gear save the covering provided by nature.

The women wore mantles and conical caps of hide, and gold ornaments in their ears.

These drupes adhere together, forming round or conical caps, which will drop from the receptacle when over-ripe.

The men go down with conical caps on their heads, in which is stuck a lighted tallow candle.