visor
/ˈvaɪzər/
noun
- A movable part of a helmet that can be pulled down to protect the face or eyes.
- The medieval helmet had a visor with narrow slits for seeing.
- She lowered the visor of her motorcycle helmet before starting the engine.
- The knight raised his visor to reveal his face.
- A flat, usually transparent or tinted piece attached above the windshield of a vehicle to block sun glare.
- She used the visor to shield her eyes while driving west at sunset.
- He flipped down the car's visor to block the afternoon sun.
- The truck driver adjusted the visor to reduce glare from the road.
- A brim or peak on a cap or hat that shades the eyes.
- The baseball player pulled his cap's visor low over his eyes.
- She wore a sun hat with a wide visor to protect her face.
- The visor of his cap was frayed from years of use.