Crossword clues for stetson
stetson
- Part of a Mountie uniform
- Cowboy's topper
- Broad-brimmed hat
- Big name in cowboy hats
- Bean covering
- Topper at a dude ranch
- Texas Ranger's topper
- Stampede headgear
- Spaghetti western topper
- Rodeo hat
- Range topper
- Ranch dressing item?
- Part of a Mountie's outfit
- Oater topper
- Ingredient in ranch dressing?
- Horseman's hat
- High, wide-brimmed hat
- Hat worn in a saloon
- Hat worn by Bo Diddley
- Hat since 1865
- Hat for a Western hero
- Florida university whose teams are aptly named Hatters
- Florida school whose teams are aptly named the Hatters
- Fashion favored by Buffalo Bill
- De Land campus
- Cowboy's headwear
- Classic cowboy hat
- Bit of ranch dressing?
- Big name in Texan hats
- Big hat
- "Dallas" topper
- "Boss of the Plains" apparel brand
- Fancy headgear
- Cowboy topper
- It may be felt on the range
- University named for a hatmaker
- Coty fragrance
- Florida university whose mascot is the Hatter
- Western topper
- It might be tipped at a rodeo
- 28-Across topper
- Felt hat with a creased crown
- Ten-gallon hat maker
- Hat for Hoss
- Cowboy hat
- Western hat
- J.R. headgear
- Autry's hat
- Tex. topper
- Hat for J. R. Ewing
- Felt hat
- Cowboy's hat
- Texan's hat
- Starts to sketch the elderly Texan relative's hat
- Relative takes a bit of tweed for top of pillbox hat
- Patron maybe notes untidy headwear
- Hat collections being worn, including first of trilbies
- Hat — no as-you-were instructions when it's back to front
- Don't change this lad's headgear
- Wide-brimmed hat
- Man's hat
- Ranch dressing?
- It's felt on the range?
- Ranch topper
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1902, trademark name, from John B. Stetson (1830-1906), U.S. hat manufacturer, who started his company in Philadelphia in 1865.
Wiktionary
n. A type of felt hat with a wide brim, typically worn by cowboys.
Wikipedia
Stetson is a brand of hat manufactured by the John B. Stetson Company.
Founded in 1865, John B. Stetson Company began when the founder headed west and created the original hat of the West, the “ Boss of the Plains”. This Western hat would become the cornerstone of Stetson’s hat business and is still in production today.
Stetson eventually became the world’s largest hat maker, producing more than 3,300,000 hats a year in a factory spread over in Philadelphia. In addition to its Western and fashion hats, Stetson also produces fragrance, apparel, footwear, eyewear, belts, bourbon and a range of other products evoking the historic American West.
Stetson University and Stetson University College of Law in Florida were named after John B. Stetson in 1899 for his contributions to the school.
Stetson is the remains of a crater on the far side of the Moon. The northeastern part of the rim of Stetson has been overlain by the larger crater Blackett. Lying across the eastern rim is a double-crater formation consisting of the satellites Stetson E and Stetson G. There are also small craters along the southeast and northwestern rims.
Only the portion of the rim that is still relatively intact is from the west-northwest counter-clockwise to the south. The surviving rim and the remaining interior floor are relatively indistinct, possibly due to deposits of ejecta from the Mare Orientale impact basin to the northeast. Radial streaks of ejecta and secondary craters cover the terrain that surrounds Stetson and Blackett.
Stetson is a brand of hat.
Stetson may also refer to:
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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
- Stetson (crater), the remains of a crater on the far side of the Moon
- Stetson Bowl, a stadium in Surrey, British Columbia
- John B. Stetson Company, the maker of the Stetson cowboy style hats
- Stetson University Campus Historic District, a U.S. Historic District located in DeLand, Florida
- John B. Stetson House, a historic home in DeLand, Florida
- Stetson, a fragrance line manufactured by Coty, Inc. under license from the John B. Stetson Company
In people:
- John Batterson Stetson, a hat manufacturer
- Stetson Kennedy, an award-winning author and human rights activist from Florida
- Andrew Stetson, a Canadian supermodel
- Augusta Emma Stetson, an American Christian Science leader
- Charles Walter Stetson, an American artist
- Dave Stetson, co-creator and founding member of the Caricature Carvers of America
- Francis Lynde Stetson, an American lawyer
- Harlan True Stetson, an American astronomer and physicist
- John Charles Stetson, a United States Secretary of the Air Force
- Kent Stetson, a Canadian playwright and member of the Order of Canada
- Lemuel Stetson, a United States Representative from New York
- Mark Stetson (born in 1952), visual effects artist
- Raymond Herbert Stetson, an American speech scientist at Oberlin College
- Robert Stetson Macfarlane, president of Northern Pacific Railway 1951–1966
- Steve Stetson, head college football coach
- Ted Stetson, a writer of science fiction, fantasy, and literary fiction
- Tony Stetson, a professional wrestler
- William H. Stetson, a Roman Catholic priest
Usage examples of "stetson".
Amos Conners fanned away the dust cloud rising from the violent slap of the Stetson against the desktop.
Gilbert tossed his Stetson in the backseat, and the five of us moved toward the gravesite in ragtag fashion.
Finally, the narrow-gauge spur line that ran up here into the foothills of the Cascade Mountains had deposited him in a place called Timber City, and when he had stepped off the train, he had found himself smack-dab in the middle of a melee between lumberjacks in lace-up boots, khaki pants, and red-checked shirts and cowboys in chaps and Stetsons and cowhide vests.
Stetson, rezipped his suitcase, and proceeded in a leisurely manner to the car rental desk.
How the cat in the experiment had vanished and the professors at his university had designed and constructed a spacetime machine using the anomalies in the universal continuum to get around Time's Arrow but then somebody had pushed the wrong button when Neils and himself had gone out down to the Mexican take-aways so that the entire faculty had disappeared into another universe and then the riot squad had arrived and interrogated himself and the rabbit and then made him go after the cat by himself and how had he arrived at Earth to capture the cat and take it back for trial on his planet but he had missed it when the man in the wardrobe wearing the lab coat and Stetson wouldn't talk to him so he accidently vaporized the kitchen and fallen through in the fish tank and gotten electrocuted while standing on the pot plant and decided in the end to open the beer with his hands and not his head.
Maybe a little bit on the baby side (a kid in a Stetson on a horse, happy birthday buckeroo in letters that were supposed to look like wood on the inside), but not gushy.
Instead, he tugged his expensive fawn-colored Stetson into place and signaled for his driver to get ready.
At the moment he wore a black Stetson over his temporarily dyed black hair, had fake face fur that itched like fire ants, and a snub-nosed thirty-eight in his boot holster.
He clears his throat and spits into the dust and then walks over and sits down in the swing Papa built for me in the juniper tree, and sits there swinging back and forth a little bit and fanning himself with his Stetson.
So a quarter mile out, as the range began to rise at a steeper angle, Longarm led the pony off to the other side of the trail, tethered it to lower but lessferocious greasewood, and gave it a hatful of canteen water before he put the wet Stetson back on his head and started legging it the rest of the way, saddle gun at port arms.
He wore a new Stetson hat with a flat crown, a tan Norfolk jacket with a belt buckle of mother-of-pearl.
He wore a fine Stetson hat, a Norfolk jacket, and in his later years carried his gun in a shoulder holster.
The wrangler took off his battered Stetson and threw it down and stamped his riding boot on it, then glared murder at the horse.
Longarm tucked a clean linen handkerchief into the breast pocket of his frock coat and took his snuff-brown Stetson from its nail on the wall.
She was distracted by a car full of rowdy young folks who were waving Stetsons and midmorning beer cans at her and shouting they wanted to parley with Waco Jones, whoever he was.