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sombrero

[som-brair-oh, sawm-bre-raw] / sɒmˈbrɛər oʊ, sɔmˈbrɛ rɔ /


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When the Dodgers announced they were retiring Fernando’s No. 34, Vin’s words rang in my ears: If you have a sombrero, throw it to the sky.

From Los Angeles Times

But you can't arrive in Mexico and walk through the airport without people wanting to sell you ponchos and sombreros.

From Salon

Meanwhile, in the most recent season's "Mexico Week," Lucas and Fielding opened the episode wearing serapes and sombreros, shaking maracas and likening Mexico to an imaginary place like "Oz" or "Xanadu."

From Salon

Sporting sombreros and cheap serapes, co-hosts, and comedians Noel Fielding and Matt Lucas open Mexican Week, the fourth episode, with Fielding saying they shouldn't make any Mexican jokes.

From Salon

She paired it with a bone-colored sombrero that had a green-and-gold rim, and tonight her dark, curly hair fell down her back.

From New York Times