hatted
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Wearing a hat: Describes a person who has a hat on their head.
- Of a specified hat type: Describes a person wearing a particular kind of hat, often specified by a preceding noun (e.g., top-hatted).
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The wedding guests were all smartly hatted.
- A photograph of a hatted gentleman from the 1920s.
- The hatted figure in the distance was hard to recognize.
Advanced Usage
- Compound Adjectives: Often used in combination with a noun to specify the type of hat.
- The bearskin-hatted guards stood motionless. (Wearing a bearskin hat)
- She was a wide-brimmed-hatted silhouette against the sun. (Wearing a wide-brimmed hat)
Variants and Related Words
- Hat (n): A shaped covering for the head.
- Unhatted (adj): Not wearing a hat.
- Hatter (n): A person who makes or sells hats.
Synonyms
- Capped: Wearing a cap.
- Toqued: Wearing a toque (a type of hat).
Antonyms
- Bareheaded: Having no covering on the head.
- Unhatted: Not wearing a hat.
Notes on Usage
- Formality: The word is somewhat formal or literary and is often used in descriptive writing.
- Position: Typically used attributively (before a noun) or predicatively (after a linking verb like 'was').
- Specificity: When used alone, it simply means 'wearing a hat'. For more specific meaning, it forms a compound adjective (e.g., ).
Adjective
- wearing a hat or a hat of a particular kind
- two old ladies, neatly hatted and gloved
- a bearskin-hatted sentry