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Panama hat   /pˈænəmˌɑ hæt/   Listen
Panama hat

noun
1.
A stiff hat made of straw with a flat crown.  Synonyms: boater, leghorn, Panama, sailor, skimmer, straw hat.






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"Panama hat" Quotes from Famous Books



... ragged, his eyes red-rimmed in his grimy face, his hands, cut by the broken window glass, smeared with dried blood. His coat and shirt, burnt in a score of places, hung in singed fragments round him. There were great holes burnt in his panama hat, even in his riding breeches. Jim flung himself from his horse, ...
— Back To Billabong • Mary Grant Bruce

... the veranda as if the novelty and the occasion were nothing to him, Johnny, with a gulp of satisfaction, knew that he had seen a prince! Beautifully dressed in a white duck suit, with a diamond ring on his finger, a gold chain swinging from his fob, and a Panama hat with a broad black ribbon jauntily resting on his curled and scented hair, Johnny's eyes had never rested on a more resplendent vision. He was more romantic than Yuba Bill, more imposing and less impossible than the Honorable Abner ...
— Cressy • Bret Harte

... his head on his curved arms sideways. Mrs. Clarke leaned down and put his panama hat over his left ...
— In the Wilderness • Robert Hichens

... degrees in the shade when I left the store at five o'clock Thursday afternoon to go to that infallible tea-party. I was glad the day was warm, for I wanted to wear my white linen suit, with a blue cravat and Panama hat. I felt independent even of Fred Hencoop, as I walked along the street under the shade of the elms; but, the minute I was inside Widow Jones' gate and walking up to the door, the thermometer went up to somewhere near 200 degrees. There were something like a dozen heads at each of the ...
— The Blunders of a Bashful Man • Metta Victoria Fuller Victor

... never spoken a word. She had taken her supper, and eaten it in silence, still remaining by the fire, huddled up in the blanket. On the mate speaking to her, she rose up, and I then perceived that she was much taller than I thought she could have been; but her Panama hat still concealed her ...
— The Little Savage • Captain Marryat


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