bobble hat
Britishnoun
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Ambassadors representing the 27 member states in Brussels nibbled on chocolates and at least one wore a Father Christmas bobble hat as they met to start the process that will lead to the deal being put into force on 1 January.
From The Guardian
Doggedly the woman in brown boots and the man in the bobble hat lurked and lingered, shoulders slumping.
From The Guardian
Whether its a designer handbag or Archie's hand-knitted bobble hat, whenever the Sussexes are pictured with a product, sales go through the roof.
From BBC
The attendees may be wealthy heads of state and chief executives earning hundreds of thousands or even millions, but the lure of a free bobble hat is surprisingly irresistible.
From BBC
From one angle, it shows a child in a bobble hat with a sled, apparently enjoying a snow shower and trying to catch the flakes on their tongue.
From The Guardian
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