tuque
/tuːk
/noun Canadian
A close-fitting knitted stocking cap.Thomson was a city boy who had a thing for plaid flannel shirts, tuques, back bacon and fish frying in a skillet as well as booze from the bottle and long treks into the Great White North....
- A young guy wearing not a fedora nor a tuque but a backwards ball cap exits the front door with two giggling girls.
- Wear it with a thick, dark gray scarf, a matching tuque, and gloves.
Origin
Canadian French form of toque.
Rhymes
- pseudo-Christianity
- pseudochromaesthesia
- pseudochromesthesia
- pseudochrysolite
- pseudocide
- pseudocirrhosis
- pseudo-classic
- pseudo-classical
- pseudo-classicism
- pseudo-cleft
- pseudo-clefting
- pseudo-cleft sentence
- pseudocode
- pseudocoel
- pseudocoele
- pseudocoelic
- pseudocoelom
- pseudocoelomate
- pseudocolor
- pseudocoloring
- pseudocolour
- pseudocolouring
- pseudocolumella
- pseudocompatibility
- pseudo-concept