Noun:

चौड़े किनारे का टोप, सोम्ब्रेरो,

sombrero's Usage Examples:

If you prefer a more understated and extremely inexpensive look, consider pairing a colorful poncho with a pair of faded jeans and topping off the costume with a large sombrero.

sombrero style hat stood high on his head.

Rather than don a large sombrero and a pair of jeans, why not dress up in a colorful feathered headdress and make your mark as an Aztec warrior?

The moves include hopping from foot to foot, clapping, and moving around a sombrero.

East of the Nun the estuaries known as the Brass, Sombrero, New Calabar, Bonny, Opobo (or Imo), 'c. (with the exception, perhaps, of the first-named), seem to derive most of their water from independent streams such as the Orashi, rising in about 6° N., which is, however, linked with the Niger by the Onita Creek in 52° N.

In the West Indies from Venezuela to the Bahamas and in the Caribbean Sea many islands yield supplies of leached guanos; the following are important in this respect: Sombrero, Navassa, A y es, Aruba, Curacoa.

She removed her sombrero and mopped her forehead with the rolled up portion of her shirtsleeve.

With the exception of the island of Sombrero they form one of the five presidencies in the colony of the Leeward Islands.

Cassie folded the lip of her sombrero down to protect her face from the scorching sun.

Sombrero is maintained as a lighthouse by the British government.

Synonyms:

chapeau, lid, hat,