hattery
Syllables: hat·te·ry/ˈhætəɹi/
hattery noun: a shop that sells hats.
Noun
hattery (plural hatteries)
- A shop that sells hats.
- And in 1757, James Lock, a hatter's apprentice, married his boss's daughter and gave his name to a hattery already 81 years old, which in 1805 manufactured a cocked hat for Nelson with a special "eye-shade" to conceal the Admiral's blind eye.2023, Lacey Baldwin Smith, English History Made Brief, Irreverent, and Pleasurable
Forms of hattery
| plural | hatteries |
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Origin of hattery
hat + -ery
Phrases with hattery
Words that rhyme with hattery
Questions about hattery
- What does hattery mean?
- Hattery means a shop that sells hats.
- What part of speech is hattery?
- Hattery is a noun.
- How do you pronounce hattery?
- Hattery is pronounced /ˈhætəɹi/.
- What is the plural of hattery?
- The plural of hattery is hatteries.
Words near hattery in the dictionary
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