1. Plural of bashlyk; a long, pointed hood or head covering worn in Russia and the Caucasus, often with a scarf-like extension that can be wrapped around the neck and shoulders.
Usage: historical; cultural; often capitalized when referring to the traditional garment

Examples

• The museum displayed several bashlyks from the 19th century.
• Cossack soldiers wore bashlyks to protect themselves from harsh winter weather.
• Traditional bashlyks were made from wool or felt.
• The bashlyks in the collection showed regional variations in design and decoration.