busby
/ˈbʌsbi/Definitions
1. noun
A close-fitting head covering, typically a hood or a cap, especially one made of fur, wool, or a similar material.
“The knight wore a busby to conceal his identity during the tournament.”
2. noun
A tuft or cluster of hairs, especially on the head or face, especially in the case of a man who has little or no hair.
“He used to have a busby on his chin due to his patchy beard growth.”
3. verb
To cover or provide with a busby.
“The tailor busbies the helmet with a layer of sheep’s wool for warmth.”