stetson hat
1Stetson — hats or Stetsons are a brand of hat manufactered by the John B. Stetson Company of St. Joseph, Missouri. The Stetson sometimes used as a genericized term for a cowboy hat, though the company makes other styles of brimmed hat, it has become most… …
2stetson — [ stɛtsɔn ] n. m. • mil. XXe; angl. amér. Stetson hat, de Stetson, n. de marque ♦ Chapeau d homme à larges bords relevés sur les côtés, aux États Unis. « le shérif, perplexe, tient maintenant son stetson du bout des doigts » (Cl. M. Cluny). ●… …
3Stetson (disambiguation) — Stetson is a brand of hat.Stetson may also refer to: * Stetson University, a private, co educational, liberal arts university ** Stetson University College of Law, Florida s first law school * Stetson, Maine, a town in Penobscot County, Maine *… …
4Stetson University — Motto Pro Deo et Veritate Motto in English For God and Truth Established 1883 …
5Stetson Kennedy — (* 5. Oktober 1916 in Jacksonville, Florida; † 27. August 2011 ebenda[1][2]) war ein US amerikanischer Autor und Menschenrechtler …
6Stetson® — /stetˈsn/ noun A man s felt hat with a broad brim and a soft, high crown ORIGIN: JB Stetson (1830–1906), US hat maker …
7Stetson — 1902, trademark name, from John B. Stetson (1830 1906), U.S. hat manufacturer, who started his company in Philadelphia in 1865 …
8Stetson — ☆ Stetson [stet′sən ] [after John B. Stetson (1830 1906), who originated it] trademark for hats of various kinds n. [sometimes s ] a hat, worn esp. by Westerners, usually of felt, with a broad brim and a high, soft crown …
9hat — [n] covering for the head boater, bonnet, bowler, bucket, chapeau, fedora, headgear, headpiece, helmet, lid*, millinery, Panama, sailor*, skimmer, sombrero, Stetson, stove pipe*, straw*, tam, tam o’shanter*, ten gallon*, topper*; concept 451 …
10Stetson — John Batterson Stetson (1830 1906) was a New Jerseyite who went West for his health. His observant eye noticed that the headgear worn by cowboys was not so suitable as it might be. Returning to the East, he settled in Philadelphia, where he… …
