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Hat (Verb)

Furnish with a hat.

Verbs of buying, selling, owning.

She carefully hat him with a fedora that matched his smart tuxedo and bow tie for the prestigious gala event.
His elegance was emphasized as the fashion designer stepped forward to hat him with a sleek wide-brimmed hat.
In the Victorian era, milliners were called on to hat ladies who expected unique and extravagant styles.
Hat her with the most exquisite wide-brimmed hat adorned with vibrant silk flowers you have, shopkeeper.
The fashion editor asked the stylist to hat the supermodel with something that added depth and dimension to the entire outfit.

Put on or wear a hat; "He was unsuitably hatted".

Verbs of grooming, dressing and bodily care.

The elegant gentleman was hatted and suited for the royal ball.
People who are hatted rather formally are usually drawn from the upper social class.
She arrived fashionably hatted for the picnic in the park.
He felt strangely hatted in the tiny panama hat his grandmother gave him.
The formally hatted waiter offered to refill my glass of wine.