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Meanings of topee in English
Catalan
salacot 
A lightweight hat worn in tropical countries for protection from the sun.
Usage of topee in English
1
He smiled and put his topee back on his thick dark hair.
2
On his head, whether indoors or out, he wore a dirty white topee.
3
She had large feet, encased in flat black shoes, and wore an enormous topee.
4
There was danger under the shadow of the topee.
5
By Jove, it is a topee... how the deuce an' all did it get there?
6
Looks more like a bally topee than anything else.
7
He walked over to the door adjusting his topee.
8
As he concluded, a spare, middle-aged man wearing a large topee and a dust-coloured suit approached and said:
9
A tent was overturned, the long grass trampled, and the colonel's sola-topee hat lay crumpled near Kathlyn's tent.
10
He was clad in yellow pajamas, his bare feet in native sandals, and held a well pipeclayed topee in one hand.
11
Asterman took off his grimy topee to reveal a pink bony skull, sparsely covered with occasional strands of weathered grey hair.
12
He was clad in yellow pajamas, his bare feet in native sandals, and he held a well pipe-clayed topee in one hand.
13
Whereupon he was shown my cork topee, which he tried on his woolly head, much to his own and to our amusement.
14
I had long ago learned to relish fish and meat which they call "topee," and which civilized people denominate "rotten".
15
It was the captain who spoke, a bluff, hearty man, who looked oddly out of place in white linen and a solar topee.
16
Instead of a beret, he was wearing a topee with a crest pinned to its front and, over his shirt, a leopard-skin smock.
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