hatted

1. 1
   adjectivein compounds

   Wearing a hat, or wearing a particular kind of hat.

   Like saying someone is 'masked' when they have a mask on.

   The hatted figures in the old photograph stood stiffly for the camera.

   She arrived properly hatted and gloved for the wedding.

   Oppositehatless, bareheaded

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2. 2
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of hat. Use this form for something that already happened.

   She hatted the children before sending them out into the cold.

   The shop hatted every groomsman before the ceremony began.

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3. 3
   adjective

   Written with a small '^' mark on top, like the letter â.

   Like a tiny pointed roof sitting on top of the letter.

   The hatted vowel in that French word changes how you say it.

   Copy editors flagged every hatted character for the new font.

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4. 4
   adjectiveAustralia

   Given one or more 'hats,' a special award for serving very good food.

   The newly hatted restaurant was fully booked for months.

   We saved up for weeks to have dinner at a hatted restaurant in Melbourne.

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