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deerstalker
[ deer-staw-ker ]
noun
- a person who stalks deer.
- Also called fore-and-after. a close-fitting woolen cap having a visor in front and in back, with earflaps usually raised and tied on top of the crown, worn as a hunting cap: especially associated with Sherlock Holmes.
deerstalker
/ ˈdɪəˌstɔːkə /
noun
- Also calledstalker a person who stalks deer, esp in order to shoot them
- a hat, peaked in front and behind, with earflaps usually turned up and tied together on the top
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Derived Forms
- ˈdeerˌstalking, adjectivenoun
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Other Words From
- deerstalking noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of deerstalker1
First recorded in 1810–20; deer + stalker ( def )
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Example Sentences
Witnesses said he was “wearing a black coat and a deerstalker hat.”
From The Daily Beast
Pipes, deerstalker hats, and walking sticks, they can all seem so antiquated now, charming at best, clichéd at worst.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Miss A——, and their friend F——, who is the most celebrated deerstalker in the country.
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He had wrapped a grey shawl round his shoulders, and on his head was a brown, deerstalker cap.
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The on'y man with the morril courage to wear a deerstalker in the 'Ouse!
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Dangle, barring his swollen eye, was a refined-looking little man, and he wore a deerstalker cap and was dressed in dark grey.
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