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hard hat [′härd ‚hat]
(engineering)
A safety hat usually having a metal crown; used by construction workers and miners.
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Tough as a cage fighter playing Frisbee with paving slabs while wearing a hardhat made of Jason Statham's toenail clippings, its everything-proof snappers take some beating.
gadgets and gizmos by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
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In this second and final edition, 42-year-old Clugston Group chief executive Stephen Martin forges a cover story and trades in his suit and TV DISH: expense account for a hardhat and canteen lunch.
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