cowboy hat

noun

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

Word History and Origins

Origin of cowboy hat¹

First recorded in 1890–95

Example Sentences

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

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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.”

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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.

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By joining the chase in his trademark cowboy hat, he became a local folk hero.

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“He was 6-8 with his cowboy hat and boots. He looked beautiful, man.”

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