A low-crowned broad-brimmed hat worn, esp. for travelling, in ancient Greece; (Classical Mythology) a hat of this sort which the god Hermes (or…

A broad-brimmed hat or bonnet, typically made of straw, worn to shade the face. Obsolete.

A broad-brimmed hat, usually of felt or some soft material, of a type common in Spain and Spanish America.

In full parachute bonnet, parachute hat. A kind of broad-brimmed hat worn by women in the late 18th cent. historical in later use.

A broad-brimmed hat with a flat crown, originally of straw and frequently trimmed with ribbons or flowers.

A large broad-brimmed hat of the type worn by women in Gainsborough's portraits. In full, Gainsborough hat.

A kind of hat with a broad brim worn by ladies.

A hat with a wide circular brim. Also attributive.

a wide-brimmed woman's hat, usually black and elaborately decorated with ostrich feathers, flowers, etc.

a broad-brimmed hat with a high soft crown, of a style associated with cowgirls; cf. cowboy boot n. at cowboy, n. compounds 4.

Used attributively and absol. to designate hats made by John Stetson's company, esp. one with a broad brim and high crown associated with cowboys…

Originally and chiefly in Jewish usage: a round, broad-brimmed hat edged with fur worn on the sabbath and holidays by some (esp. Hasidic) Jewish…

In full Merry Widow hat. A kind of ornate wide-brimmed woman's hat, usually made of straw and trimmed with plumes.

a high-crowned, wide-brimmed hat of a kind esp. worn in the south-western U.S. (cf. Stetson, n.).

(a) an instrument for expressing the juice from a lemon; also figurative; (b) Australian and New Zealand colloquial, a hat with a peaked crown and…

Used attributively and absol. to designate a type of wide-brimmed hat.

A proprietary name for: a hat made by the Akubra company, esp. a broad-brimmed type traditionally worn by Australian farmers and cattlemen; (more…