Barret is a surname that traces its roots back to medieval England.

He carefully cleaned the dusty barret he had found in the trunk, imagining the soldier who once wore it.

The town's unofficial leader was a barreter who seemed to stir up disagreements wherever he went.

The engineer replaced the faulty barreter — a short length of very fine wire (usually platinum) serving as a variable resistor with a positive temperature coefficient — before powering the circuit.

She barretted her hair before leaving for the party.

She spent the morning barretting her hair before the photoshoot.

The Barrets marched down the avenue in their matching jackets, turning heads as they passed.

The barreters negotiated quietly in the market until dawn.

The antique dealer showcased two barrets that matched the descriptions in the ledger.