picture hat
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of picture hat
First recorded in 1885–90
Example Sentences
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Yet he distracted from that otherwise well-delivered message with big Scarlett O’Hara picture hats that appeared to have been blown off by a breeze to frame the face and shoulders.
From Los Angeles Times
On her head was a monstrous picture hat and on her arm a monstrous bird.
From Literature
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I draw a woman with wide shoulders and a picture hat.
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A large picture hat shaded her pale face.
From Project Gutenberg
She sports bonnets one decade, big picture hats the next.
From Project Gutenberg
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