Turban
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 114
tur′ban, n. a head-covering worn by Eastern nations, consisting of a cap with a sash wound round it: a circular head-dre worn by ladies: the whole whorls of a shell.— n. Tur′band ( Shak. ), a turban.— adj. Tur′baned , wearing a turban. [Earlier forms turbant , tulipant (Fr. turban , Port. turbante ), from Pers. dulband .]
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