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high hat

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun high hat has 2 senses
  1. high-hat cymbal, high hat - cymbals that are operated by a foot pedal
    --1 is a kind of cymbal
  2. dress hat, high hat, opera hat, silk hat, stovepipe, top hat, topper, beaver - a man's hat with a tall crown; usually covered with beaver or silk
    --2 is a kind of hat, chapeau, lid

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Term: high hat

Noun: 1. A cymbal mounted on a stand and played with a foot-operated pedal. - Sample sentence: The drummer skillfully played the high hat, adding a sharp rhythm to the music. - Related products: High Hat Cymbal 2. A tall, cylindrical, or conical hat with a narrow brim, typically worn by certain professionals or as a fashion statement. - Sample sentence: The magician pulled a rabbit out of his high hat, amazing the audience. - Related products: Tall Cylinder Hat 3. A snobbish or superior attitude or behavior. - Sample sentence: John's high hat towards his colleagues made him unpopular in the office. - Related products: Snobbish Attitude Adjective: 1. Markedly snobbish or haughty in nature. - Sample sentence: The high hat lady walked past us without a word or glance. - Related products: Haughty Behavior Verb: 1. To behave in an arrogant or disdainful manner towards others. - Sample sentence: The rich businessman high-hatted the workers, looking down on their efforts. - Related products: Arrogant Behavior
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