cowboy hat

American  

noun

1. a broad-brimmed hat with a high crown, usually of soft felt, as worn by cowboys and ranchers.

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Etymology

Origin of cowboy hat

First recorded in 1890–95

Example Sentences

"If Zeina wants to wear a hijab, she could wear a cowboy hat for all I care. She's a pioneer."

From BBC

But after the wildfire, Dusty’s omnipresent cowboy hat is all that remains from the only life he’s ever known.

From Los Angeles Times

On Saturday, protesters waved banners with displaying messages including "We are all Carlos Manzo", while others wore cowboy hats in tribute to him.

From BBC

Sitting on horseback in chaps and a cowboy hat, Noem addressed the camera with a stern message for immigrants: “Break our laws, we’ll punish you.”

From Salon

That would be the Hard Rock Casino Tejon, whose opening on Thursday brings industrial-strength Indian gaming — and some Hollywood pizzazz — to a territory better known for cowboy hats, farmland and petroleum extraction.

From Los Angeles Times