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high-hat
adjective as in contemptuous
Strongest matches
adjective as in holier-than-thou
adjective as in snobbish
adjective as in superior
adjective as in uppish
noun as in top hat
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Now try to imagine the song with the high-hat closed through the verse.
Ringo kept the high-hat open most of the time in those early songs.
He had already seen the one about how the kids put dynamite in the Captain's high hat.
There is also a hat to go with the evening costume—a high hat, which crushes in.
Already the boy could take a pair of rabbits out of a high hat, or change a bunch of carrots into a bowl of goldfish.
Mr. Lloyd George was just behind him, for once wearing the conventional high hat instead of his usual felt.
A shabbily-genteel individual, with a red nose and an old high hat, was sipping a quiet glass of ale alone at one end of the bar.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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