sombreroedadj.
Wearing or covered by a sombrero.
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flat-headed1667
straw-hattedc1730
beavered1742
cocked-hatted1821
slouch-hatted1826
high-hatted1858
plug-hatted1869
sun-helmeted1886
pot-hatted1888
sou'-westered1891
cowboy-hatted1896
sombreroed1899
top hat1902
picture-hatted1906
bowler-hatted1909
sailor-hatted1909
tile-hatted1924
Stetsoned1935
trilbied1966
trilby-hatted1975
1899 F. Remington Sundown Leflare 51 Sombreroed and moccasined, Sundown pattered along on his roan pinto.
1906 Out West Jan. 49 ‘Oh, no, you never make it. Too mucho arena!’ with an emphatic, disapproving shake of sombreroed head.
1912 D. H. Lawrence Let. 17 Sept. (1962) I. 147 Black sombrero'd Italians.
1966 H. W. Yoxall Fashion of Life xii. 120 A sombreroed, bearded, cloaked individual.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online June 2019).
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