IPA: /tjuːk/
KK: /tuk/
A warm, knitted cap that is often pointed and made of wool, typically worn in cold weather.
He wore a tuque to keep his head warm during the winter.
The word 'tuque' originates from Canadian French, meaning a knitted cap or beanie. It is derived from the word 'tuque' in Quebec French, which refers to a warm hat typically worn in winter.
Think of a warm knitted cap that you wear in cold weather — that's what a 'tuque' is, a cozy beanie to keep your head warm.