Bareheaded (adjective)

Without a hat or other head covering.

Origin:

The word "bareheaded" comes from the old english word "bær" meaning "bare" and "hædd" meaning "head". it was first used in the 14th century.

Examples:

1. I felt quite exposed as I walked down the street bareheaded on a cold winter day.
2. The young boy went to school bareheaded, not realizing that it was a uniform violation.
3. She was bareheaded as she walked down the aisle, her long hair cascading down her back.
4. The statue of the goddess stood bareheaded in the center of the temple.
5. He removed his hat and bowed bareheaded to the queen.