A watch cap, sometimes referred to as a ski cap, is a snug-fitted knit hat with a roll at the bottom. The term originates from naval Watchmen who wore these types of hats while on "watch" during cold weather. A beanie is very similar to a watch cap, although it does not have the roll at the bottom and fits closely on the head without additional material extending from the top.
No difference, except for what it's called nowadays. Kids began calling "ski caps/knit caps/stocking caps," "beanies," in the 90's. In the same way, ladies pants known as "capris" have been called "crop pants," "peddle pushers," "bermudas," and "clam diggers" depending on the decade.
A beanie fits down tight on the head and is rounded. A stocking cap folds up around the hat.
Beret, patrol cap, boonie hat, helmet, peaked cap, watch cap, polar beanie
A beanie or toque/tuque (Canada) is a name for a woolen cap.
The 'cap' (beanie) worn by some priests, and all bishops, cardinals and the pope is called a zucchetto.
Baseball cap, batting helmet, beret, baby bonnet, bowler, and a beanie are hats that begin with the letter b.
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Beanie, Berret beat, top, better, exceed, eclipse, surpass, outstrip
A distributor cap holds all the wires, A coil only has 1 wire in the top of it.
chinois has smaller holes and china cap has larger holes, both used for straining.
Cap color...nothing more.
Actually CAP & INAP are used for prepaid systems. The main difference between these two is CAp will be used for Mobile applications but INAP is used for Fixed networks ( Non Mobility ). Also in CAP we can get the Call Location information but in INAP we wont get this. CAP - used for mobile application INAP- calling cards
A beenie is another term for a beanie, a cap which is made to closely fit the head, usually knitted from wool.
The 1157 has a 15mm metal bayonet (push/twist) cap, while the 3157 has a plastic wedge (push-in) cap.