Back around 1925, The Stetson hat company released a printed advertisement that showed a cowboy giving his horse a drink of water from a hat.
Another theory is that the term is a corruption of a Spanish word describing the narrow braid trim that surrounds the crown of the hat.
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Hat Head was named after the hat-shaped peninsula which can be seen on a map. The peninsula has a hill with spectacular views of the coast.
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Corrie ten Boom's mother was named Cor (maiden name Luitingh).
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A ten gallon hat is often thought to be large enough to hold ten gallons of water. This is not true (unless you have an exceptionally large head). The gallon in "ten gallon hat" derives from the Spanish galón meaning braid. So a ten-gallon hat is a hat with a braiding around the brim.
the correct phrase is "ten gallon hat"
Coyote and the Ten Gallon Hat - 2007 was released on: USA: 23 April 2007 (Santa Cruz Film Festival)
Turban and top hat are types of hats. Another hat is a ten-gallon hat.
The cast of Her Ten Gallon Hat - 2012 includes: Joseph Barone as Young Business Man Cody Copp as Justin Sean Cork as Ed Katy Yoder as Annie
Out of these hyphenations, one is incorrect. Mother-in-law, twenty-one, A ten-gallon hat, and Vice-chairperson, are correct. Ten-dollars per hour is the hyphenation that is incorrect.
13.33333333 hats, so you would need 14 to hold 10l but with room left over
It is on the large (Ten Gallon Hat) size. About twice the size of Texas.
A Stetson (if it *is* one), or sometimes a "ten-gallon hat" or just a "cowboy hat."
Newsboy hat, Santa's hat, Ten-gallon hat, New year tiara, Tiara, Knit hat, top hat, pirate hat, Viking hat, red and blue cap, yellow cap, straw hat, green hat and red hat.
A milliner is a person who make women's hats. I am not aware of a woman's hat along the lines of a ten-gallon hat but in metric measurement.
A 10-gallon hat can typically hold around 3/4 to 1 gallon of water, as it is not actually designed to hold 10 gallons of liquid. The name "10-gallon hat" is believed to have originated from a misunderstanding or mistranslation of the Spanish word "galón," which referred to a braid decoration on the hat rather than its capacity.