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bucket hat
[ buhk-it hat ]
noun
- a supple, brimmed hat used for casual wear and various outdoor activities and, especially formerly, as an item of women’s fashion: compared to a boonie hat, it has a narrower, more sloping brim and a taller crown.
Word History and Origins
Origin of bucket hat1
Example Sentences
In the 13 years since “Gossip Girl” wrapped, most of the paparazzi pictures snapped of her have been shot while she was surfing, appearing more concerned with sun protection — outfitted in a bucket hat and full-body wetsuit — than her appearance.
Eric Bobo leans into the camera from his right, donning a leather jacket and hiding his eyes beneath a bucket hat and black sunglasses combo.
The bucket hat pictured on his dashboard was more deliberately placed, he admits – a nod to his Welsh roots.
Big and bearded, shirt ever open, in shorts and sandals and a bucket hat, he’s under surveillance by the government, which as part of the pharmaceutical-industrial complex is not keen to have that business destroyed.
For 14 seasons, Oscar-nominated Brenda Blethyn has donned Vera’s drab brown mac, crumpled wax bucket hat and inevitable scarf and bundled it all into a truly ancient Land Rover to stomp around some corpse or other, badgering the coroner about time and cause of death before snapping, “Well, quick as you can, pet.”
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