What does SNOOD mean?
Snood
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Definition: A type of headgear that covers the head and neck, but leaves the face uncovered. It is typically made of knitted material.
- Pronunciations: US: /snud/, UK: /snuːd/
- Origin and Usage: The word "snood" comes from the Old English word "snod" which means "hairnet" or "ribbon". In the Middle Ages, a snood was a type of hairnet worn by women. Today, the term is used to describe a type of headgear that is popular among winter sports enthusiasts, particularly skiers and snowboarders. It is also used by hunters and fishermen to keep their heads and necks warm while outdoors.
- Synonyms: Neck warmer, neck gaiter, balaclava
- Related Words: Hood, scarf, cowl, beanie, cap
- Example Sentences:
- She pulled her snood up over her nose to protect her face from the cold wind.
- The hunter wore a snood to keep his neck warm while he waited for his prey.
- He always wears a snood when he goes skiing to keep his head and neck warm.
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