Meanings of ten-gallon hat in English

Chow pushed back his ten-gallon hat and scratched his head dubiously.

All I needed was a ten-gallon hat and some spurs to complete the image.

The neon cowgirl wore nothing but a ten-gallon hat.

Chuck Bamber could make or break a pianist's career with a tip of his ten-gallon hat.

I may even be making friends with a dead man in a ten-gallon hat and spurs.

His ten-gallon hat-complete with a snakeskin hatband and an eagle's feather sticking up-almost swallowed his head.

His white ten-gallon hat bore on its front a red triangle enclosing a bright blue eye.

As usual, a ten-gallon hat was perched on his balding head and he was stomping along in high-heeled boots.

Just as he was downing the last of it, he saw Wyatt Repp, grinning under his white ten-gallon hat.

So he bought a ten-gallon hat, took possession of the ranch, and tried to operate it, but without much success.

The Duke was wearing a ten-gallon hat and a white kerchief round his neck and a gunbelt low round his waist.

Approaching him from the cinder block building was a little humpbacked old man wearing a sweat-stained ten-gallon hat, overalls and cowboy boots.

One of these days, I swear, as long as I'm playing supernatural sheriff of Chicago, I'm getting myself some honest-to-God spurs and a ten-gallon hat.

Between me and Sara was a skinny man wearing a ten-gallon hat and one of the most fantastic bits of facial hair I'd ever seen.

His English was good, though "de"s replaced "the"s, syllables were often inappropriately accented, and his phrasing used enough slang to fill a ten-gallon hat.

The next second, he let out a Texas whoop, bounded from cover like an over-sized gnome, and sent his ten-gallon hat sailing high into the air.