IPA: /ˈbʌzbi/
KK: /ˈbʌzbi/
A type of fur hat worn by soldiers, especially in the British army, often with a distinctive shape and a bag on one side.
The soldiers proudly wore their busbies during the ceremonial parade.
The word 'busby' originates from the Old French 'busby' (meaning a type of fur or a hat made from fur). It refers specifically to a type of military headdress made from fur, often worn by certain regiments.
Think of the Old French word for a type of fur hat — that's why 'busby' refers to a specific military hat made from fur.