fez

This is too bad, because her ditzy character really was Fez’s only chance at getting a dumb girl drunk enough to get laid.

De manhã, o presidente fez um passeio de lancha pelo Estreito de Bósforo.Protegido pela Guarda Costeira, o barco percorreu alguns pontos turísticos do local onde a Europa se encontra com a Ásia.

He wore a red fez at the party.

The magician pulled a rabbit out of his fez.

The souvenir shop sold colorful fezzes.

She bought a fez as a gift for her friend.

The traditional fez is often associated with Turkish culture.

The man tipped his fez to greet us.

In some cultures, the fez is a symbol of prestige.

The fez has a distinctive shape and tassel.

He looked dashing in his fez and suit.

The fez is often worn during special occasions and ceremonies.

You walked out of the house in a fez and bow tie. I went so you didn't get beat up.

Let's put the fez hat on him.

In the movie, the Genie tells Aladdin-- - That fez and vest combo is much too 3rd century.

Although some men rejected the fez, it soon became a symbol of modernity throughout the Middle East.

In 1829, the Sultan ordered his civil officials to wear the plain fez and ban the wearing of turbans.

Long story short, Aladdin wouldn't wear a fez but instead will wear a traditional headpiece called turban.

He had pinned his Head Boy badge to the fez perched jauntily on top of his neat hair, his horn-rimmed glasses flashing in the Egyptian sun.

He was a British comedian and magician who wore a red fez, which is a red cylindrical hat with a tassel, named after the Moroccan city of Fez.

A conventional fez is a felt headpiece in the shape of a short cylindrical peakless hat and is usually red, sometimes with a tassel attached to the top.

In the early 19th century, Ottoman Sultan Mahmud II's main goal was to modernize the military by adapting Western-style uniforms with the addition of the fez as a headpiece.