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▪ I. † ˈbarret1 Obs. rare—1.
[f. bar n.1 + -et1; cf. F. barrette.]
A little bar.
1577Holinshed Chron. III. 1256/2 The field of ten barrets silver and azure.
▪ II. barret2|ˈbærɪt|
Also 9 baret, barrette.
[a. F. barrette (= Pr. barreta, berreta, It. berretta, Sp. birreta): see biretta.]
A little flat cap; esp. the biretta, worn by Roman Catholic clerics.
1828Scott F.M. Perth ii, The steel caps, barrets, and plumes, of squires, archers, and men-at-arms. 1845E. Holmes Mozart 66 The Cardinal taking his baret from his head. 1870Disraeli Lothair viii. 32 Waving, as he spoke..his pink barrette. 1880J. Hawthorne E. Quentin I. 159 A kind of scarlet barret-cap surmounted the heavy black coil of her hair.
▪ III. barret
var. barrat, Obs., strife, distress. |