three-cornered
- adjective
- /θriː ˈkɔrnərd/
- During the historical reenactment, the actor donned a three-cornered hat typical of the 18th century.
- a three-cornered hat
Examples
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The black bass drummer bowed deeply before the two women leaning over the windowsill and continued along with his three-cornered hat, whirling his sweaty cape in the air.
Fiction book (1995) -
The magician with the three-cornered hat said the moon had fallen on sad days.
Fiction book (1998) -
Molly held her breath as the horse's pale rider removed his three-cornered hat and nodded at her.
Fiction book (1998) -
So we're going to do the Ballet of the Hours, Alabama, and I will wear harlequin tights and you will have a tarlatan skirt and a three-cornered hat.
Fiction book (1997) -
He wore a striking three-cornered hat that caught everyone's attention at the festival.
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The architect designed a unique building with three-cornered roofs that added character to the skyline.
Synonyms
A shape with three straight sides and three angles
Having three sides
Having three corners or points like an old hat
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Three-cornered is made by joining three ('three') and corner ('corner'), so it simply names something with three corners, like a triangle or a three-cornered hat.