foragecap (pluralforage caps)

1. Any of various originally militarycaps intended for undress or working use.
   • 1874,Marcus Clarke,For the Term of His Natural Life, Penguin, published2009, page199:

     Changing hisforage cap for a soft hat, and selecting a stick from a miscellaneous collection in a corner, he prepared to retrace his steps.

   • 1903,Arthur Conan Doyle,The Adventures of Gerard‎^[1], Chapter 4:

     As to my dress, I covered my Hussar uniform with a long cloak, and I put a greyforage cap upon my head.

   • 1994,Claire Tomalin,Mrs Jordan's Profession, Penguin, published2012, page45:

     [C]arpenters and scene painters, in their blouses andforage caps, moved about taking instructions, actors stood gossiping and going through their cues.

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