visors
nounUK /ˈvaɪzəz/
US /ˈvaɪzərz/
Visors are the front parts of hats that keep sun out of your eyes.
She pulled her cap's visor down to block the bright sun.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Movable front parts of a helmet that can be lifted to cover or uncover the face.
The knight raised his visor to speak to the king.
3. Flat, curved shades worn on the head to protect the eyes from the sun.
The tennis player wore a clear visor during the match.
4. Protective flaps or screens on machines or vehicles that block light or debris.
The car's sun visor flipped down to cut the glare.