Definition of havelock in US English:

havelock

noun ˈhavläkˈhavläk

A cloth covering for a military cap that extends downward to protect the neck.
Example sentencesExamples
- One soldier from Pennsylvania reported his whole regiment received havelocks made by ladies in their home county.
- Many Civil War soldiers used their havelocks not as cap covers, but as coffee. strainers, dishcloths, or gun patches.
- There is also written evidence of the regiment requesting and receiving a large shipment of havelocks, an item eventually deemed useless by soldiers in the field.
- After securing the lie of Thursday's gallantry, York himself dons the identical hat with havelock attached.
- Women gathered together to make items that the soldiers would need such as havelocks, hand-knit socks and mittens, towels, sheets, pillowcases.

Origin

Mid 19th century: named after Sir Henry Havelock (1795–1857), an English general who served in India.

Definition of havelock in US English:

havelock

nounˈhavläk

A cloth covering for a military cap that extends downward to protect the neck.
Example sentencesExamples
- Women gathered together to make items that the soldiers would need such as havelocks, hand-knit socks and mittens, towels, sheets, pillowcases.
- One soldier from Pennsylvania reported his whole regiment received havelocks made by ladies in their home county.
- There is also written evidence of the regiment requesting and receiving a large shipment of havelocks, an item eventually deemed useless by soldiers in the field.
- After securing the lie of Thursday's gallantry, York himself dons the identical hat with havelock attached.
- Many Civil War soldiers used their havelocks not as cap covers, but as coffee. strainers, dishcloths, or gun patches.

Origin

Mid 19th century: named after Sir Henry Havelock (1795–1857), an English general who served in India.

单词	havelock
释义	Definition of havelock in US English: havelock noun ˈhavläkˈhavläk A cloth covering for a military cap that extends downward to protect the neck. Example sentencesExamples One soldier from Pennsylvania reported his whole regiment received havelocks made by ladies in their home county. Many Civil War soldiers used their havelocks not as cap covers, but as coffee. strainers, dishcloths, or gun patches. There is also written evidence of the regiment requesting and receiving a large shipment of havelocks, an item eventually deemed useless by soldiers in the field. After securing the lie of Thursday's gallantry, York himself dons the identical hat with havelock attached. Women gathered together to make items that the soldiers would need such as havelocks, hand-knit socks and mittens, towels, sheets, pillowcases. Origin Mid 19th century: named after Sir Henry Havelock (1795–1857), an English general who served in India. Definition of havelock in US English: havelock nounˈhavläk A cloth covering for a military cap that extends downward to protect the neck. Example sentencesExamples Women gathered together to make items that the soldiers would need such as havelocks, hand-knit socks and mittens, towels, sheets, pillowcases. One soldier from Pennsylvania reported his whole regiment received havelocks made by ladies in their home county. There is also written evidence of the regiment requesting and receiving a large shipment of havelocks, an item eventually deemed useless by soldiers in the field. After securing the lie of Thursday's gallantry, York himself dons the identical hat with havelock attached. Many Civil War soldiers used their havelocks not as cap covers, but as coffee. strainers, dishcloths, or gun patches. Origin Mid 19th century: named after Sir Henry Havelock (1795–1857), an English general who served in India.
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