IPA: //pʌˈɡɑːri//
KK: /pʌˈɡɑːri/
A type of scarf or cloth worn around the head or neck, often used in hot weather to protect from the sun.
He wore a pugaree to shield his head from the harsh sun while trekking in the desert.
Pugaree originates from Hindi 'pagri' (meaning a turban or headgear). The word refers specifically to a type of headwear traditionally worn in South Asia, particularly by men.
Imagine a traditional headpiece worn in South Asia, called a 'pagri' — that's how you remember that a pugaree is a type of turban.