IPA: /ˈbærɪt/
KK: /ˈbærɪt/
A type of flat cap that was traditionally worn by soldiers and is also worn by some religious figures.
The soldier adjusted his barret before heading into the parade.
The word 'barret' originates from Old French 'barrette', meaning a small cap or hat. It refers specifically to a type of headwear, often worn by women or as a part of a uniform.
Think of the Old French word 'barrette' for a small cap — this helps you remember that 'barret' refers to a type of headwear.