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Meanings of wide brim in English

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Usage of wide brim in English
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The man wore a gardener's hat, the wide brim shadowing his features.
Rain gods
2
He selected a large, brown felt hat with a wide brim.
White Hunter, Black Heart
3
She turned away, spied under the wide brim of a battered straw hat.
Crucifixion river
4
He faces the spectator, on his head a long, pointed black hat with a wide brim.
Promenades of an Impressionist
5
I grabbed my hat, tattered and pointed with a wide brim, and headed for the door.
A nameless witch
6
His hat had a wide brim, you mean?
The Early Short Fiction of Edith Wharton — Part 2
7
Within the wide brim of her bonnet her exquisite face appeared like a rosebud nestling in a basket.
Castles in the Air
8
He bought a new hat for fishing, with a very wide brim and deep crown; all of heavy straw.
The Peterkin papers
9
Kate took one look at herself-smoothpink cheeks, gray eyes, gold hair, the sweeping wide brim, the trailing plume.
A Daughter of the Land
10
The hat should be fine, soft felt with moderately low crown and wide brim; color to match the clothing.
Woodcraft
11
Beneath the wide brim of his hat, his face was worn and so white his cheeks looked almost blue.
Ghost Story
12
The wide brim woolen hat was declared to be the correct thing, and every one was glad of the change.
My Native Land / The United States: its Wonders, its Beauties, a...
13
He habitually wore a hat with a wide brim, and a long coat of coarse cloth, buttoned to the chin.
Les Misérables
14
As fabulous as a wide brim hat may look on the slopes, a beanie is probably still the more practical option.
News.com.au
15
Her voice seemed as much a part of the night as the drowsy breeze stirring the wide brim of her hat.
The Beautiful and Damned
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And Gaspare came running down from the terrace, the wide brim of his white linen hat flapping round his sun-browned face.
The Call of the Blood
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