bobble hat

British

noun

a knitted hat with a tufted woollen ball on top

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"But I always came back to sleep here even in the cold weather with a bobble hat on and sweater and a woollen blanket."

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The situation felt ominous for West Indies from the moment Matthews' omission was announced at the toss, exemplified by the sight of her circling the boundary at Leicester, bundled in a coat and bobble hat with her arm in a sling, chatting to the fielders in what was likely an attempt to provide much-needed encouragement or advice.

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The former prime minister was spotted wearing a 'GTFC' bobble hat as he left the Covid inquiry on Thursday.

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Essex Police said Danny is 6ft 4in, with a shaved head, and was last seen wearing a long black coat with a grey and black bobble hat.

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The old woman, wearing a fleece and a bobble hat, appears confused and frightened.

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