Crossword clues for hairnet
hairnet
- Part of a lunch lady's get-up
- Kitchen worker's wear
- Cafeteria worker's topper
- What a food service worker might wear
- Sanitary headwear
- Meshed nylon cap
- Lunch lady's accoutrement
- Locks retainer
- Locks protection
- It rules the waves
- Foodworker's headwear
- Food worker's headwear
- Fine-meshed nylon cap
- Equestrian's head cover
- Do restrainer
- Deli worker's accouterment
- Coiffure cover
- Cafeteria worker's head covering
- Cafeteria worker's cover
- Cafeteria headgear
- Beehive protector
- Cafeteria wear
- Cafeteria headwear
- Cafeteria worker's wear
- Item for a cafeteria worker
- A small net that some women wear over their hair to keep it in place
- Snood
- Protection for locks
- Help for a coiffure
- Overhead protection from the rain
- It stops bits of a fishmonger's mullet mixing with cod
- It controls shock in heart transplants
- Chef's wear
- Cafeteria worker's headwear
- It helps keep locks in place
- Food worker's wear
- Holder of locks
- Do cover
- Required wear for some food servers
- Part of a lunch lady's getup
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
hairnet \hair"net`\ n. a small net that some women wear over their hair to keep it in place.
Wiktionary
n. A net designed to keep hair up and out of the way. (used, e.g., while cooking)
WordNet
n. a small net that some women wear over their hair to keep it in place
Wikipedia
A hairnet, or sometimes simply a net or caul, is a small, often elasticised, fine net worn over long hair to hold it in place. It is worn to keep hair contained. A snood is similar but a looser fit and with a much coarser mesh and noticeably thicker yarn.
Usage examples of "hairnet".
Cotton strings from the hairnet straggled down her nape, and she wore a flowered housedress and a full-length flowered apron.
Nora watched as, with finicky care, Bonarotti inflated an air mattress, applied nocturnal facial creams, and readied what appeared to be a hairnet and a facial mask.
Little kids, a couple of Mexican-looking women with hairnets like they worked in food-preparation, some rough-looking boys in muddy workclothes and leaning on shovels and push-brooms there.
More workers in white aprons, hairnets, and plastic gloves were washing salad greens, arranging them on plates that had been laid out on the stainless-steel counter.
Young black men in hairnets mopped off surfaces, swung chairs onto tables upside-down, fast and efficient, reminding her how she'd intended to be more enthusiastic on the job.
Competitors in the open jumping were pulling on long black boots, the women tucking long hair into hairnets and hotting up their horses over the practice fence.