The term 'British Hood' is a combination of two words, 'BONNET' and 'British'. BONNET is a 6-letter word which refers to a type of headgear traditionally worn by women in Britain. It is usually made of cloth or other soft material and is typically worn over the head and tied under the chin. The British Hood is a variation of the BONNET which is often associated with the traditional dress of the British Isles. It is usually made of wool or tweed and is often decorated with a feather or other ornamentation.