| also |
When you buy a jacket and you also buy a hat, it means that you buy a jacket and you buy a hat too. If it rained today and it rained yesterday also, it means it rained both today and yesterday. |
| bonnet |
a cloth hat that is fastened beneath the chin with ribbons. Bonnets were once worn by women but are now worn mainly by babies. [1/2 definitions] |
| brim |
A brim is a flat thing that sticks out from something, especially the thing that sticks out from a hat or a cap. [1/3 definitions] |
| cap1 |
a soft hat with a peak or visor but no brim. [1/5 definitions] |
| crown |
the highest part of something, such as the top of a person's head or a hat. [1/4 definitions] |
| derby |
a hard hat made of felt with a round top and a curved, narrow brim. [1/2 definitions] |
| hard hat |
a strong hat made of hard plastic. It protects the heads of people who work in dangerous places such as mines or construction areas. |
| hat |
A hat is something you wear on your head. People wear hats to keep warm or because they like how they look. |
| Hermes |
the messenger of the gods, in Greek mythology. Hermes was also the god of travelers, of trade, of theft, and of skill in speaking. He is often shown with wings on his hat and shoes. In Roman mythology, Hermes is called Mercury. |
| one |
"One" means a single thing or person out of all others. If you are the one in your class with a red hat, it means that you are the person with a red hat. No one else has a red hat. [1/6 definitions] |
| particular |
When you want a particular thing, you want only that one thing and not any other thing like it. When you want to wear a particular hat, it means that you want to wear only that hat and not any other hat. [1/4 definitions] |
| put on |
When you put something on, like a coat, hat, or shoe, you put it on your body. Before you go outside, you put on your shoes. When you are getting ready to swim, you put on your swimsuit. |
| representative |
A representative can be a typical example of something. If someone's hat is a good representative of the hats that people wear today, it means that their hat is a good example of what people wear today. [1/4 definitions] |
| right |
"Right" sometimes means completely. When the wind blows your hat right off, it blows your hat completely off. [1/15 definitions] |
| scarecrow |
A scarecrow is something that a farmer puts up in a field or garden to scare birds away from crops. It usually has the shape of a person. A scarecrow is made out of clothes stuffed with straw or other material, and it usually has a hat. |
| sombrero |
a straw or felt hat that has a wide brim and high crown. Sombreros are worn in Mexico. |
| straw hat |
a hat made from natural straw or a straw-like material, often used in warm weather. |
| Uncle Sam |
a cartoon person that represents the government or people of the United States. Uncle Sam is a tall, thin man with a beard, top hat, and trousers that have red and white stripes. [1/2 definitions] |
| visor |
a brim that sticks out from the front of a cap or hat and shades the eyes. [1/3 definitions] |
| witch |
In stories, a witch is a woman who can do magic. Most witches in these stories do bad things. A typical witch rides through the air on a broom, wears a pointy hat, makes magic potions in a big pot, and has a black cat that obeys her commands. |
| your |
When you put on your hat, it means that you put on a hat that belongs to you. If someone wants to borrow your pen, they want to borrow the pen that you have. If someone looks at your face, they look at the face that is part of you. [1/2 definitions] |