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

Dressed in red, white and blue with a matching white cowboy hat, she catches a football while the intro song to "Cowboy Carter," "Ameriican Requiem" is played.

From Salon

The singer announced the half-time show with posts on her socials where she's seen catching a football while standing on a classic American car covered in roses, all while wearing her signature cowboy hat.

From BBC

Some gifts apply filters to the influencer’s face like the cowboy hat and moustache, a red beret or seasonal pumpkin head.

From BBC

For example, users can type a description such as, “shrimp with a cowboy hat,” and will receive a corresponding emoji to use in communications or create ones based on photos of their friends and family.

From Los Angeles Times

“He enjoyed riding horses, was often spotted in a cowboy hat, and even won his first election as sheriff with an endorsement by western actor John Wayne,” Barnes said.

From Los Angeles Times