Do you speak a little German when you say 'homburg'?

'Homburg' is a word borrowed from German 'Homburg'. The word entered the English language some time around 1894.

homburg [noun] [1894]

A man's felt hat with a stiff curled brim and a high crown creased lengthwise

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Etymology: Germany

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