Definition of busby in English:

busby

nounPlural busbies ˈbʌzbiˈbəzbi

1A tall fur hat with a coloured cloth flap hanging down on the right-hand side and in some cases a plume on the top, worn by soldiers of certain regiments of hussars and artillerymen.
Example sentencesExamples
- From here you can walk to Amalienborg, the royal palace, the impressive buildings of which are patrolled by guards in busbies.
- There was also a soldier's ceremonial busby cap.
- You should really know your bearskin from your busby.
- He became its regimental colonel, and even as a general often wore its uniform, with its death's-head badge on the busby.
- A busby, on the other hand, is a smaller helmet made of short fur with a small bag on the side, usually worn by hussars.
1. 1.1
  popular term for bearskin (the cap)
  Example sentencesExamples
  The towering black hat, or busby, dates back almost 200 years to the Battle of Waterloo and is a key part of the uniform of the five guards' regiments - the Coldstream, Grenadier, Irish, Scots and Welsh.
  A bandsman from the Coldstream Guards displays his busby.
  Americans are suckers for pageantry and the media was happy to show shots of him surveying a row of busbies or chatting with the Queen.
  I was slightly startled to find myself walking a few paces behind a Guardsman in full Number 1 dress uniform, busby standing proud, and polished brass spurs on his boots.

Origin

Mid 18th century (denoting a large bushy wig): of unknown origin.

Definition of busby in US English:

busby

nounˈbəzbiˈbəzbē

1A tall fur hat with a colored cloth flap hanging down on the right-hand side and often a plume on the top, worn by soldiers of certain regiments of hussars and artillerymen.
Example sentencesExamples
- From here you can walk to Amalienborg, the royal palace, the impressive buildings of which are patrolled by guards in busbies.
- A busby, on the other hand, is a smaller helmet made of short fur with a small bag on the side, usually worn by hussars.
- He became its regimental colonel, and even as a general often wore its uniform, with its death's-head badge on the busby.
- You should really know your bearskin from your busby.
- There was also a soldier's ceremonial busby cap.
1. 1.1
  popular term for bearskin (the cap)
  Example sentencesExamples
  The towering black hat, or busby, dates back almost 200 years to the Battle of Waterloo and is a key part of the uniform of the five guards' regiments - the Coldstream, Grenadier, Irish, Scots and Welsh.
  Americans are suckers for pageantry and the media was happy to show shots of him surveying a row of busbies or chatting with the Queen.
  I was slightly startled to find myself walking a few paces behind a Guardsman in full Number 1 dress uniform, busby standing proud, and polished brass spurs on his boots.
  A bandsman from the Coldstream Guards displays his busby.

Origin

Mid 18th century (denoting a large bushy wig): of unknown origin.

单词	busby
释义	Definition of busby in English: busby nounPlural busbies ˈbʌzbiˈbəzbi 1A tall fur hat with a coloured cloth flap hanging down on the right-hand side and in some cases a plume on the top, worn by soldiers of certain regiments of hussars and artillerymen. Example sentencesExamples From here you can walk to Amalienborg, the royal palace, the impressive buildings of which are patrolled by guards in busbies. There was also a soldier's ceremonial busby cap. You should really know your bearskin from your busby. He became its regimental colonel, and even as a general often wore its uniform, with its death's-head badge on the busby. A busby, on the other hand, is a smaller helmet made of short fur with a small bag on the side, usually worn by hussars. 1.1 popular term for bearskin (the cap) Example sentencesExamples The towering black hat, or busby, dates back almost 200 years to the Battle of Waterloo and is a key part of the uniform of the five guards' regiments - the Coldstream, Grenadier, Irish, Scots and Welsh. A bandsman from the Coldstream Guards displays his busby. Americans are suckers for pageantry and the media was happy to show shots of him surveying a row of busbies or chatting with the Queen. I was slightly startled to find myself walking a few paces behind a Guardsman in full Number 1 dress uniform, busby standing proud, and polished brass spurs on his boots. Origin Mid 18th century (denoting a large bushy wig): of unknown origin. Definition of busby in US English: busby nounˈbəzbiˈbəzbē 1A tall fur hat with a colored cloth flap hanging down on the right-hand side and often a plume on the top, worn by soldiers of certain regiments of hussars and artillerymen. Example sentencesExamples From here you can walk to Amalienborg, the royal palace, the impressive buildings of which are patrolled by guards in busbies. A busby, on the other hand, is a smaller helmet made of short fur with a small bag on the side, usually worn by hussars. He became its regimental colonel, and even as a general often wore its uniform, with its death's-head badge on the busby. You should really know your bearskin from your busby. There was also a soldier's ceremonial busby cap. 1.1 popular term for bearskin (the cap) Example sentencesExamples The towering black hat, or busby, dates back almost 200 years to the Battle of Waterloo and is a key part of the uniform of the five guards' regiments - the Coldstream, Grenadier, Irish, Scots and Welsh. Americans are suckers for pageantry and the media was happy to show shots of him surveying a row of busbies or chatting with the Queen. I was slightly startled to find myself walking a few paces behind a Guardsman in full Number 1 dress uniform, busby standing proud, and polished brass spurs on his boots. A bandsman from the Coldstream Guards displays his busby. Origin Mid 18th century (denoting a large bushy wig): of unknown origin.
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