fascinator

• “She sat crocheting what she called a fascinator, her white bone needle moving harmoniously in and out of the blue wool.”

  The Madigans

• “She was what I remember my father calling a fascinator.”

  Simon & Schuster: Kalooki Nights

• “On the Right: My personal pick of the best fascinator (A fascinator is a hat that isn't really a hat).”

  Australian Politics

• “Jaya was so excited about her pink dress and her "fascinator"!”

  tequilamonky Diary Entry

• “Another word I have heard used in the guru context is "fascinator" You are probably tuning in to beings in the astral which overlaps with the IZ; all these realities merge and inter-shade; there are lots of astral IZ beings that claim to be ascended masters and so on.”

  Blavatsky, Alice Bailey and Jane Robert

• “However, I managed to keep pretty comfortable and snug in "fascinator" and muckluks, enveloped as I was in my Indian blanket.”

  A Woman who went to Alaska

• “On my head I wore a pink crocheted affair, called sometimes a "fascinator," which was now used simply and solely for service, I assured my friends, and not from any lighter motive, -- but my feet!”

  A Woman who went to Alaska

• “Fanny learned that the mill girls liked the bright-colored and expensive wares, and why; she learned that the woman with the "fascinator" (tragic misnomer!) over her head wanted the finest sled for her boy.”

  Fanny Herself

• “Mrs. Harsanyi took her into her own room and helped her take off her country "fascinator" and her clumsy plush cape.”

  The song of the lark

• “She always wore a black crocheted "fascinator" over her thin white hair, and she made long, tremulous prayers, full of railroad terminology.”

  The song of the lark

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