casque
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1. noun
A medieval helmet, especially one shaped like a beaver’s head, or a protective helmet for a pilot or a driver, typically shaped to enclose the head and neck.
“The knight wore a casque to protect himself from the blows of his opponent.”
2. noun
A device that protects the head of a pilot or driver from impact or injury, especially in a car or aircraft.
“The pilot wore a crash helmet, also known as a casque, to ensure her safety during the flight.”
3. noun
A type of helmet, especially one shaped like a beaver’s head.
“The medieval knight wore a casque to show his wealth and status.”