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• v  put on or wear a hat
  He was unsuitably hatted
• v  furnish with a hat
• a  wearing a hat or a hat of a particular kind
  two old ladies, neatly hatted and gloved
  a bearskin-hatted sentry

• A phalanx of bowler-hatted dancers reprising John Cleese's repertoire of silly walks? Or perhaps a clutch of royal family look-a-likes to introduce their home city to the watching .
• Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's Saturday night sermons to a few dozen black-hatted yeshiva seminarians in an obscure Jerusalem synagogue have become a spectator sport, although it's more like .
• At first, local reaction was about the same as one would expect if some bowler-hatted Brit showed up at a Rio favela and proposed that he help residents spruce the place up.

• hat

• hatless

News & Articles

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• Silver City turns green at the annual garden tour
  SILVER CITY — The Evergreen Garden Club s annual garden tour brought straw-hatted visitors everywhere from ministers native plant garden in the country to hidden gems right in downtown Silver City this year.
  June 10, 2013 - Silver City Sun-News

Quotes

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• Steve Wozniak in Forbes
  In an interview with the Globe and Mail, Wozniak recalled Apple's (nasdaq: AAPL - news - people ) long tradition of "saying the enemy is the big black-hatted guys."
• Condoleezza Rice in CNN International
  The president feels very strongly and very passionately about the need to get an agreement, about the need to get a robust security force, a blue-hatted force in to be able to protect the innocent people of Darfur,Rice told reporters,...
• Mark Serwotka in BBC News
  PCS general secretary Mark Serwotka said: "The people being balloted on industrial action aren't your bowler-hatted Sir Humphreys. These are people who are low paid, delivering key frontline services."