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a flat wool cap that lets your skull hold a sash of attitude
means A round, flat-topped woolen cap of Scottish origin, traditionally worn pulled to one side.
from Short for 'tam-o'-shanter,' the cap named after the hard-drinking hero of Robert Burns's 1790 poem 'Tam o' Shanter' — a man who rode home half-cut and nearly lost everything to witches. The headgear borrowed his name and his swagger, and over time the long title got clipped down to the brisk little 'tam.'
- scottish roots
- Named after Robert Burns' poem character Tam o' Shanter
- academic flair
- PhD graduates wear soft tams, not flat mortarboards
- military badge
- Worn by Scottish regiments with a regimental cap badge
- rasta crown
- Knitted tams shelter dreadlocks in vivid green, gold, red
for instance
tam o'shanter — scottish wool cap named after robert burns' 1791 poem character
tam grahame — british explorer who died attempting to cross antarctica in 1916