1. In addition, they believed that wearing a skullcap made of lavender would increase intelligence.

2. Albizia Complex contains Albizia, Chinese Skullcap and Feverfew to support a healthy response to seasonal stressors and maintain normal respiratory tract function

3. Names for Brimless Hats include: the Beret, Kippah, Zucchetto, Skullcap, Smoker’s Hat (in the Den before the Man Cave), Doppa, Yamaka, Kufi & Fez

4. ‘‘‘Tis Betony; ‘twill be a rinse for his wound, ‘she said as she stirred it around.’’ ‘Comparison with other nerve herbs: most specific for insomnia caused by nervous excitement, in this it is somewhat similar to skullcap and stronger than wood Betony.’

5. ‘‘‘Tis Betony; ‘twill be a rinse for his wound, ‘she said as she stirred it around.’’ ‘Comparison with other nerve herbs: most specific for insomnia caused by nervous excitement, in this it is somewhat similar to skullcap and stronger than wood Betony.’

6. ‘The museum owns two masks, which are similar to the present example; they are adorned with a Cockscomb and horns but no chameleons.’ ‘Joe - black skullcap, five red spikes sprouting like a deranged Cockscomb from ear to ear - had spent the night at Sam's house.’

7. Definition of Beanie : a small round tight-fitting skullcap Examples of Beanie in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Sitting at her kitchen table in New Jersey today, dressed in a gray quarter-zip sweatshirt and a fuzzy white Beanie, Warwick still exudes a …

8. Class: Brute Hero: Rhinar Weapons: Mandible Claw, Mandible Claw Equipment: Arcanite Skullcap, Barkbone Strapping, Gambler's Gloves, Goliath Gauntlet, Heartened Cross Strap, Nullrune Boots, Nullrune Gloves, Scabskin Leathers, Skullhorn (2) Alpha Rampage (red) (2) Barraging Beatdown (red) (2) Command and Conquer (red) (2) Massacre (red) (2) Savage Feast (red) (2) Savage Swing (red) (2) Barraging

9. The bascinet – also bassinet, Basinet, or bazineto – was a Medieval European open-faced military helmet.It evolved from a type of iron or steel skullcap, but had a more pointed apex to the skull, and it extended downwards at the rear and sides to afford protection for the neck.A mail curtain ("camail" or aventail) was usually attached to the lower edge of the helmet to protect the throat