- of heat and pungency. However,
scotch bonnets have a
sweeter flavour profile and
stouter shape.
Scotch bonnets are
mostly used in Caribbean, West African...
- to as "
bonnets" may
include War
bonnet,
feathered headgear worn as an
earned military decoration by high-ranking
Plains Indians Tudor bonnet, worn during...
-
those worn by
babies and the
feather bonnets of
Scottish Highland regiments, as well as
perhaps the war
bonnets of
North American Plains Indians. In addition...
-
suitable headgear especially for
livery and
burgess guild officers.
Tudor bonnets can be made of
velvet or cloth,
usually black but
sometimes in
other colors...
- War
bonnets (also
called warbonnets or headdresses) are
feathered headgear traditionally worn by male
leaders of the
American Plains Indians Nations who...
- the
bonnets to the seer stones.
Historically in the
Mormon faith, seer
stones were used by men to
receive revelations.
Ellsworth gives the
bonnets seer...
-
Bonnétable (French pronunciation: [bɔnetabl]) is a
commune in the
Sarthe department in the
region of Pays de la Loire,
northwestern France. In February...
-
Quaker bonnets may
refer to
historic headwear worn by
Quaker women, or:
Lupinus perennis Lupinus polyphyllus This page is an
index of
articles on plant...
- les
Bonnets ont réussi leur démonstration". Les
Echos (in French). 30
November 2013. "Des salariés d'Ecomouv qui fêtaient Noël pris pour des
bonnets rouges"...
- Blue
Bonnets,
while others argued that the tram
stations would address ****ure
traffic problems. This
controversy coincided with a
failed Blue
Bonnets development...
