tricorn
[ trahy-kawrn ]
/ ˈtraɪ kɔrn /
adjective
having three horns or hornlike projections; three-cornered.
noun
Also tri·corne.
a hat with the brim turned up on three sides.
Words nearby tricorn
tricolette,
tricolor,
tricolor camera,
tricolored heron,
tricolour,
tricorn,
tricornered,
tricornute,
tricostate,
tricot,
tricotine
Example sentences from the Web for tricorn
Neither author, for instance, subjected readers to puffed-up cartoon versions of themselves sporting a tricorn hat.
Rush Limbaugh Has No Business Teaching History to Our Kids |Michelle Cottle |September 10, 2013 |DAILY BEASTBut at least one man in the crowd, wearing an "End the Fed" T shirt and a tricorn hat argued for common cause with the Tea Party.
Were there protest marches, mass donnings of tricorn hats, nullification threats from states regarding federal legislation?
The right wing should ditch the tricorn hats and replace them with mirrored sunglasses.
British Dictionary definitions for tricorn
tricorn
/ (ˈtraɪˌkɔːn) /
noun Also: tricorne
a cocked hat with opposing brims turned back and caught in three places
an imaginary animal having three horns
adjective Also: tricornered
having three horns or corners
Word Origin for tricorn
C18: from Latin
tricornis, from
tri- +
cornu
horn