fedora
nounHow to pronounce fedora:
Definition of fedora:
- fedora (noun):
- a hat made of felt with a creased crown.
- a low soft felt hat with the crown creased lengthwise
Synonyms for fedora:
baseball cap
beret
billycock
biretta
boater
bonnet
bowler
calotte
cap
capuche
casque
castor
chapeau
cloche
cocked hat
cowboy hat
cowl
derby
felt hat
fez
garrison cap
hard hat
hat
headdress
headgear
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