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high hat
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high hat [′hī ‚hat]
(engineering)
A very low tripod head resembling a formal top hat in shape.
high hat
1. A recessed downlight.
2. A black circular tube which is mounted on the front of a spotlight to reduce the stray light on the sides of the main beam.
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After taking our order and cooking the food, our meal was also served up by the high-hatted chef.
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Byline: David Charters THERE was once, we are told, another England: symbolised by huge, black, kipper-wide shoes, polished so brightly that they reflected the men who stood in them - high-hatted, dark blue and taller than the houses.
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And few people can infuse a line like ``What were you thinking'' with as much high-hatted bewilderment - and, yes, sisterly tenderness - as Smith, playing the widowed Janet.
GRAND DAMES, FAMILIAR PARTS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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