| BEHATTED | • behatted adj. Wearing a hat. • BEHATTED adj. wearing a hat. |
| CHATTELS | • chattels n. Plural of chattel. • CHATTEL n. any kind of property which is not freehold. |
| CHATTERS | • chatters n. Plural of chatter. • chatters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of chatter. • CHATTER v. to talk idly. |
| CHATTERY | • chattery adj. Tending to chatter. • CHATTERY adj. full of chatter. |
| CHATTIER | • chattier adj. Comparative form of chatty: more chatty. • CHATTY adj. talkative. |
| CHATTIES | • chatties n. Plural of chattie. • chatties n. Plural of chatty. • CHATTY n. a type of water-pot. |
| CHATTILY | • chattily adv. In a chatty manner. • CHATTY adv. talkative. |
| CHATTING | • chatting v. Present participle of chat. • chatting n. Talk; chatter. • CHAT v. to talk informally. |
| HATTERED | • hattered v. Simple past tense and past participle of hatter. • HATTER v. to trouble, annoy. |
| HATTERIA | • hatteria n. (Dated) The tuatara. • HATTERIA n. a kind of New Zealand lizard, aka sphenodon or tuatera. |
| HATTINGS | • hattings n. Plural of hatting. • HATTING n. material for hats. |
| HATTOCKS | • hattocks n. Plural of hattock. • HATTOCK n. (Scots) a little hat. |
| PHATTEST | • phattest adj. Superlative form of phat: most phat. • PHAT adj. susceptible of easy and rapid typesetting. |
| SHATTERS | • shatters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of shatter. • SHATTER v. to break into pieces. |
| SHATTERY | • shattery adj. Easily breaking into pieces; not compact; loose of texture; brittle. • SHATTERY adj. brittle. |
| UNHATTED | • unhatted adj. Not wearing a hat; hatless. • unhatted adj. (Typography) Written without a circumflex (’^’). • UNHAT v. to remove a hat. |