I. ˈtōk noun
( -s )
Etymology: Middle French, from Old Spanish toca woman's headdress, veil, toque
1.
a. : a soft hat with a very narrow brim and a full crown pleated into a snug headband, usually ornamented with a plume, and worn especially in the 16th century
b. : a woman's small brimless hat made in any of various soft close-fitting shapes
c. : tuque
2.
a. : toque macaque
b. : bonnet monkey
II. noun
: a tall brimless usually white hat worn by a chef — called also toque blanche