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Meanings of stetson in English

Spanish
sombrero de fieltro

A hat made of felt with a creased crown.

sombrero de fieltro
Usage of stetson in English
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Maybe not the same numbers as the whole stetson fiasco, but significant nonetheless.
The Irish Times
2
And she had worn the black stetson until she got to his office.
The promise
3
He wears a stetson and a black and white striped poncho.
Full Circle
4
The current US ambassador, the stetson-hatted Mike Sullivan, is a former governor of Wyoming.
The Irish Times
5
Tommy stood to take a bow, waving his Texas-grey-wolf stetson.
Artemis Fowl: the time paradox
6
Beneath bright cupolas, gaudy icons of Jesus compete for space with photos of stetson-wearing narcos.
Reuters
7
No, no, not the crooner in the stetson hat.
The Irish Times
8
His gaze is slightly vacant beneath the stetson.
The Irish Times
9
For about 400,000 people, this will be the summer of the stetson.
The Irish Times
10
And yes, I never expected to be defending a man in a stetson this summer, but there you go.
The Irish Times
11
The bigger and bolder, the better: sailor caps, top hats and even a pale pink stetson have all featured.
The Guardian
12
A Wyoming cowboy walks in wearing a stetson, pointed boots and a little gold bucking bronco on his lapel.
The Irish Times
13
If a man is "all hat and no cattle," he's wearing a stetson, even if only figuratively.
Anonyponymous: the forgotten people behind everyday words
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The stetson quickly became an indispensable part of the cowboy uniform and, in its ten-gallon variety, a symbol of Texas.
Anonyponymous: the forgotten people behind everyday words
15
Then and there he made a lifelong personal enemy of Private Stetson.
A Yankee in the Trenches
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The plain-talking, Stetson-wearing, born-again Arkansan multimillionaire left school after the sixth grade.
Wired
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