Hairnet (noun)

A small, fine-mesh net that is worn over the hair to keep it in place, particularly in situations where hair must be kept out of the way, such as in food service or surgery.

Origin:

The word hairnet comes from the combination of "hair" and "net" and refers to a small, fine-mesh net that is worn over the hair to keep it in place, particularly in situations where hair must be kept out of the way, such as in food service or surgery. hairnets have been used for centuries to keep hair out of the way and help maintain hygiene.

Examples:

1. She put on a hairnet to keep her hair out of the food while cooking.
2. The surgical assistant had to wear a hairnet during the operation.
3. The hairnet kept her hair neatly in place during her shift at the restaurant.
4. The hairnet was made of nylon and was disposable.
5. The hairnet was elastic and comfortable to wear.