### clothes | headdress:

Hat
* Most hats are black or dark in color.
* Some hats are worn by officials.
  * A 'hat' type of covering for the head. There are many types of hats. Hats are different in different parts of the world. These hats are just used for decoration. People who make hats for men are called hatters, and those who make hats for women are called milliners. Some types of hats or caps are worn as a sign of highly specialised social roles. For example, bishops can wear mitres and some lawyers wear wigs.
* also can aid in avoiding ticks and sun.
* are a part of Hawaii lifestyle
  - symbol of maturity and honor, a way to stand tall and walk with pride
  - usually the means of old fashioned secular expression
* are also good for keeping one's bald spot dry in the rain
  - great in maintaining body heat
  - incredibly important in cold weather
  - for sun protection and sports
  - hot molecules because they are implicated in transcriptional activation
  - plastic with felt and come in White, Ivory or Black
  - the best way to minimize UV radiation exposure to the face, head, ears, and neck
  - useful against exposure to sun
* can also protect the eyes and face from damage.
* come in all shapes and sizes
  - several sizes because heads come in all sizes
* control our perceptions of people.
* follow the fashion in clothes and hairdos.
* help keep the sun off in summer and the warmth in during winter.
* includes bases
* reduce the risk of skin cancer, premature aging, sunburn, and sunstroke.
* shade the face and neck from the sun's harmful rays.

### clothes | headdress | hat:

Boater
* All boaters know that the marine environment is different than the environment on land.
* Every boater is responsible for keeping waterways clean and safe from pollution.
* Many boaters get into the sport of boating for the love of speed and water.
* Some boaters even consider knot tying a method of relaxation
  - try drifting when breezes are light
* are hats
  - located in boats
* can keep lookouts in known whale feeding and breeding grounds, and keep their speeds low.
* impact water quality by dumping waste, mishandling fuel, and damaging habitat.

Bonnet
* Some bonnets have a pronounced ridge or two ridges running perpendicularly on the crown.
  - sections
* work well with either shampoo or solvent based chemicals.

Bucket hat
* are popular in the same brushed cottons and washed cottons as baseball caps.
* come in a variety of colors and in two sizes.

Castor
* allow for easy movement between work surfaces.
* are mountains
  - stars

Cloche
* are bell-shaped glass jars designed to keep plants warm when unexpected cold snaps strike
  - protective covering
* protect the crop from wind, hail and heavy rain during winter and warm the air and soil.

Leghorn
* also have a dominant inhibitor of brown shell color.
* are capable of considerable flight and often roost in trees if given the opportunity
  - one of the best known breeds of chicken
  - probably the worst breed to try and set eggs under
  - prolific layers of white eggs
  - where grocery store eggs come from

Pith helmet
* Most pith helmets have a wide brim that flares out to protect the face and sides of the head.
* prevent local heating of the head and sunstroke in the tropics.

T hat
* applies to all the chemicals used in an additive such as a stabilizer or deicer etc.
* is the last word of a long psalm, a very long psalm
  - masculine nominative singular form
  - natural way of things for slave owners