When one has "the hat" he is typically doing extremely well. For example, he may have a flash car, nice house, fit wife, etc.
by John Delonge April 8, 2006
by El Christo January 15, 2009
A game played primarily by the Yahtzee elite of Sydney's Northern Beaches.
While watching television, players call out either "hat" or "no hat". The player with the remote then changes the channel to the Country Music Channel. If the first person seen on screen is wearing a hat, those players that called "hat" win and vice versa.
If, when the channel is changed to CMC and there are both people with and without hats on screen simultaneously, the result is then based on the hat or no hat status of the first person to sing solo.
Variation: Can also be used as a 2x bonus at the end of a game of Yahtzee. This requires players to write down their selection before the channel is changed, instead of calling it out.
While watching television, players call out either "hat" or "no hat". The player with the remote then changes the channel to the Country Music Channel. If the first person seen on screen is wearing a hat, those players that called "hat" win and vice versa.
If, when the channel is changed to CMC and there are both people with and without hats on screen simultaneously, the result is then based on the hat or no hat status of the first person to sing solo.
Variation: Can also be used as a 2x bonus at the end of a game of Yahtzee. This requires players to write down their selection before the channel is changed, instead of calling it out.
Player 1: "Hat or no hat?"
Player 2: "Hat!"
Player 1: "No hat!" *changes channel*
Player 2: "Hoorah! He's wearing a hat. I am victorious!"
Player 2: "Hat!"
Player 1: "No hat!" *changes channel*
Player 2: "Hoorah! He's wearing a hat. I am victorious!"
by Dawany January 4, 2015
Hat: in the classy days called headgarment or nowadays known as head gear worn to impress and/or distract people from other bodily parts keeping "the folk" or "the plebs" at an agreeable distance.
Nowadays a few creative people wear a mixture of assorted hats with wich they are judge& jury (judge and jury is an expression, a book, a restaurant and i'm sure a whole bunch of other things) tax avoider, landowner, and boss of the plaines.
Some say a career in the theatre would haven been appropriate for "hats" so we can enjoy and keep an eye on them at the same time, some think the political arena resembles a lot like theatre.
To call somebody a "hat" can imply, that you're impressed by a persons acting skills, or as an offensive remark, it depends on the intonation.
Nowadays a few creative people wear a mixture of assorted hats with wich they are judge& jury (judge and jury is an expression, a book, a restaurant and i'm sure a whole bunch of other things) tax avoider, landowner, and boss of the plaines.
Some say a career in the theatre would haven been appropriate for "hats" so we can enjoy and keep an eye on them at the same time, some think the political arena resembles a lot like theatre.
To call somebody a "hat" can imply, that you're impressed by a persons acting skills, or as an offensive remark, it depends on the intonation.
"He seems charming! Not! He's a real hat!"
" I know her from somewhere, doesn't she own something? She's a hat. Oh!"
" YOU HAT! Oh, thank you! IT'S AN INSULT! I couldn't hear my hat is blocking my ears."
" Hat? No, thanks i'm good."
" I know her from somewhere, doesn't she own something? She's a hat. Oh!"
" YOU HAT! Oh, thank you! IT'S AN INSULT! I couldn't hear my hat is blocking my ears."
" Hat? No, thanks i'm good."
by good attention July 2, 2013
An insult often used when drunk. Can be both incognito and meaningless. Best used in conjunction with other swear words.
Hat - A cunt, busybody, someone who is generally annoying.
Plural - Hats "what a group of fucking hats."
Hat - A cunt, busybody, someone who is generally annoying.
Plural - Hats "what a group of fucking hats."
You sir, are a cunting hat.
Go fuck yourself hat.
HATS.
Fuck me whats wrong with you? are you a hat?
Go fuck yourself hat.
HATS.
Fuck me whats wrong with you? are you a hat?
by W!sey December 23, 2011
Alex: I have to leave because I left my hat at the bar.
John: But Alex wasn't wearing a hat.
James: What's a hat?
John: It must be a cover up.
John: But Alex wasn't wearing a hat.
James: What's a hat?
John: It must be a cover up.
by badwithnames June 30, 2019
by TooSweetEdJohnson November 7, 2010