Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Wearing a visor; masked.
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- adjective Fitted with a
visor . - adjective Wearing a
visor .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective having or provided with a visor or a visor of a particular kind
Etymologies
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Examples
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Generally themed around the idea of going on safari, Julie Budet, Jean-François Perrier, and Tepr Tanguy Destable were dressed in camouflage netting and tan safari clothing with visored hats, respectively.
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The opening poem, "Fear and Fame," describes how he used to don a suit of armor protective hip boots, visored helmet and respirator to keep his lungs from searing at Feinberg and Breslin's First-Rate Plumbing and Plating:
Jan Herman: Philip Levine's Factory Stiffs, Society's Throw-Aways
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He saw them and he did not see them, as he passed his hand beneath his visored cap and scratched reflectively his mop of sandy hair.
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The opening poem, "Fear and Fame," describes how he used to don a suit of armor protective hip boots, visored helmet and respirator to keep his lungs from searing at Feinberg and Breslin's First-Rate Plumbing and Plating:
Jan Herman: Philip Levine's Factory Stiffs, Society's Throw-Aways
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He was sitting at a table with three other creatures the same size as he was: a stuffed rabbit, a boy doll with plastic hair and bendable legs and arms, and a motionless guy wearing head-to-toe pilot gear and a visored helmet covering his face.
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They wore blue jumpsuits, visored helmets, and carried shotguns loaded with buckshot.
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As I cut across an inattentive cabbie into lane, sneaking a place ahead of him with a dash of triumphant rubber burn, the barking of a visored, unkind Muttawa telling me to 'cover my hair' now seems impossible.
Qanta Ahmed, MD: Trapped in the Other Gulf Oil Slick -- Saudi Women Tell Mr. President: Set Us Free!
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A chauffeur in a visored cap got out and opened the door for her, then for him.
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Going to the Olympic-size, outdoor pool each morning, swimming back and forth with her visored head held above the water, was my mother's saving activity.
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He was an old man with an unremembered face, perhaps a never-seen face, a head hidden by a cloth-visored cap, and eyes concealed behind dark glasses with green, smoked lenses.
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