Sombrero (noun)

A wide-brimmed hat, typically made of straw, typically associated with Mexico and worn to protect the head and face from the sun.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from spanish, literally 'shade hat', from sombra 'shade' + -rero, after pañuelo 'handkerchief'.

Examples:

1. The man put on his sombrero and headed out into the sun.
2. The dancer twirled her dress and tipped her sombrero to the crowd.
3. The cowboy took off his sombrero and wiped his brow.
4. The bandit was wearing a black sombrero and a bandoleer of ammunition.
5. The sombrero was a classic accessory for any Western outfit.