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shako

or 󲹳·

[ shak-oh, shey-koh ]

noun

plural shakos or shackos, shakoes or shackoes.
  1. a military cap in the form of a cylinder or truncated cone, with a visor and a plume or pompon.


shako

/ ˈʃæəʊ /

noun

  1. a tall usually cylindrical military headdress, having a plume and often a peak, popular esp in the 19th century
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of shako1

1805–15; < French schako < Hungarian áó, short for áó ( ü ) peaked (cap), adj. derivative of á peak < Middle High German zacke peak, point; tack 1
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of shako1

C19: via French from Hungarian áó, from Middle High German zacke a sharp point
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A cheap tinsel sign hanging behind the men, who’ve been absurdly costumed in bow ties and plumed shakos, makes it clear we’re watching an amateur talent show.

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At our head marched our fine grenadiers in their brave red coats, their bearskin shakoes.

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In black-and-white school photos from the early ’60s, Trump can be seen in boots, sash and a plumed shako, like some Austro-Hungarian infantryman.

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The troops, resplendent in dashing new blue-and-white uniforms, with peaked shako helmets and red cockades and armed with sabres, were made up of local Tory businessmen, shopkeepers, lawyers and their sons.

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Four soldiers in flamboyant uniforms - black shakos, red feathers, gold brocade - guard the shaman responsible.

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