sombrero
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishClothessombrerosom‧bre‧ro /sɒmˈbreərəʊ $ sɑːmˈbreroʊ/ noun (plural sombreros) [countable]
DCCa Mexican hat for men that is tall with a wide round brim1 turned up at the edgesExamples from the Corpussombrero• He wore a suit, and had a sombrero, and looked like the owner of a hacienda.• I've seen several big sombreros which are unusual and rather pretty.• They wear square hats, when they should try sombreros.• Leaders wear sombreros and opt for education.Origin sombrero (1500-1600) Spanish sombra “shade”
DCCa Mexican hat for men that is tall with a wide round brim1 turned up at the edgesExamples from the Corpussombrero• He wore a suit, and had a sombrero, and looked like the owner of a hacienda.• I've seen several big sombreros which are unusual and rather pretty.• They wear square hats, when they should try sombreros.• Leaders wear sombreros and opt for education.Origin sombrero (1500-1600) Spanish sombra “shade”- with horror
- with immediate effect effect from
- with immediate effect/with effect from
- with immediate with effect from
- with in mind
- with increasing etc force
- with increasing etc regularity
- with indignation
- with intent
- with intent (to do something)
- with intent to do
- with it
- with joy
- with kind regards
- with knobs on
- with legs akimbo
- with lightning speed
- with luck
- with luck a bit of luck
- with malice
- with malice aforethought
- with menaces
- with military precision
- with no frills
- with one accord