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UK
/sˈʌnhæt/
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NOUN
- a hat with a broad brim that protects the face from direct exposure to the sun
How To Use sunhat In A Sentence
- Just be sure to wear a sunhat and a long-sleeved high-collared shirt while you do it.
- He'd swapped that for a floppy sunhat in camouflage colours. SNOWLINE
- She untucked her mouth and looked at me, floppy white sunhat, sandle straps, shrugging open her jacket with hands still in the pockets. WHITE LIES
- “Okay, girls, but put on sunhats,” said Samantha Pattison, who was wearing a pink Florida Marlins cap and these huge actressy sunglasses. THIS IS ME FROM NOW ON
- Portia came to the door in white linen capris with a matching halter top and a straw sunhat, like the two of them were off for a drive up the coast or something. Larger Than Lyfe
- I've got a brand new big sunhat that I'm bringing this year. Michael Bialas: Faces of Telluride, Part 3: Nora Jane Struthers, Fresh Face
- Turn out your cupboard for old straw sunhats, berets, baseball caps and felt hats.
- She was wearing a light, white sundress and a white sunhat with a wide brim, both complete with yellow ribbon that brought out the gold flecks in her eyes.
- Paloma appeared in the drawing-room doorway, her face beaming under the shadow of her white cotton sunhat. THE WHITE DOVE
- It's not attractive (well, okay, my sunhat is kind of cute), but it all serves me well ... & keeps me from getting hurt. Portrait in Blue, by Gabriel Nicolet, 1856-1921
