How To Spell hat?
How to Pronounce hat?
Correct pronunciation for the word "hat" is [hˈat], [hˈat], [h_ˈa_t].
What are the misspellings for hat?
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- ehart,
- hast,
- hac,
- hatit,
- hatie,
- tha6t,
- hyatt,
- hiati
"Hat" in context
A hat is an item of clothing that is worn on the head and covered part or all of it. Hats are mainly used for warmth, fashion, protection from the sun, bad hair days and for certain occupations. Hats come in variety of shapes, sizes and fabrics. Common hat types are baseball cap, beanie, bucket hat, cowboy hat, fedora, flat cap, homburg, Panama hat, snood, sunbonnet and many more. Hats have been around for centuries and have had special roles in many cultures. Hats were required in formal dress and were used as a sign of rank.
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