- dunces cap
- ˈdunce's cap (hist) esp AM ˈdunce capn Spotthut, der schlechten Schülern aufgesetzt wurde, meistens aus Papier bestand und die Aufschrift ‚ich bin ein Esel‘ trug
English-german dictionary. 2013.
dunces cap
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