derby

/ˈdɜrbi/
noun
  1. A type of horse race, especially one for three-year-old horses, often held annually.
    • Winning the derby is a dream for many jockeys.
    • The Kentucky Derby is a famous horse race held every May.
    • She placed a bet on her favorite horse in the derby.
  2. A sporting event or competition between local teams, especially in soccer or rugby.
    • Fans packed the stadium for the annual derby match.
    • The Manchester derby between United and City is always exciting.
    • Our school won the local derby against our rivals.
  3. A type of hat with a rounded crown and a narrow brim, also called a bowler hat.
    • He wore a gray derby to the wedding.
    • In old movies, businessmen often wear a derby.
    • She found a vintage derby at the thrift store.
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