headguard
Britishnoun
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Serrano even wore a headguard to the face-off, a nod to her accusation Taylor kept deliberately headbutting her in their last fight.
From BBC
But there was plenty of needle when a wide-eyed Serrano removed the headguard and stared into a smirking Taylor's eyes, before they both departed the stage without a handshake or even a nod of acknowledgement.
From BBC
When he plays now, Jimenez has to wear a protective headguard which is modified to suit his preference - and felt "really comfortable" at the weekend.
From BBC
In the salty air of Royan, she respectfully replaced the hijab with a blue headguard and gum shield.
From The Guardian
With Devin Toner superb at the restarts and Josh Van der Flier conspicuous in his scarlet headguard on the openside flank, the world champions had their work cut out.
From The Guardian
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