pickelhaube
noun
pick·el·hau·be
ˈpikəlˌhau̇bə
plural pickelhauben
-bən
or pickelhaubes : a spiked helmet worn by German soldiers
Word History
Etymology
German, alteration (influenced by pickel pickax) of Middle High German beckelhūbe, beckenhūbe, from becken basin (from Old High German beckīn, from Late Latin bacchinon) + hūbe cap (from Old High German hūba); akin to Old English hȳf hive
- on display
- on draft
- on draught
- on drugs
- on drums
- on duty
- on earth
- on easy street
- on edge
- on end
- on equal terms
- on even keel
- on every hand
- on everybody's lips
- on everyone's lips
- on everyone's/everybody's lips
- on exhibit
- on exhibition
- on faith
- on false pretenses
- on file
- on film
- on fire
- on firm footing
- on firm ground