headgear worn for protection or decoration, such as a hat or cap

A room or area in public places such as restaurants or theaters for storing coats and hats.

A hat woven from straw, wheat stalks, or similar plants, typically used for sun protection in the summer.

A hat worn with formal dress, such as a top hat or a bowler hat.

To wear a hat or a cap; to put on headgear

(loanword) a soft, round, flat-crowned hat, originally used as military headgear

(figuratively) a symbol of a man whose wife is unfaithful; often used in the phrase [[戴绿帽子|戴綠帽子|dai4 lu:4 mao4 zi5]] meaning "to be a cuckold"

safety helmet; hard hat; protective headgear used by workers or motorcyclists

To remove one's hat, often as a sign of respect or courtesy; to doff one's hat.

waterproof cap worn while bathing to keep the hair dry

a red hat or cap

black gauze hat worn by government officials in ancient China; also written as [[纱帽|紗帽|sha1 mao4]] or [[乌纱|烏紗|wu1 sha1]]

A lightweight cap with a rounded stiff front bill that resembles a duck's tongue; also known as a duckbill cap or a flat cap.

An exaggerated categorization or an unfair label pinned on someone, usually to criticize or suppress them.

a military cap or hat worn as part of a uniform

To remove one's headgear

A hat with a wide brim used to block the sun; includes items like visors, sunbonnets, or topees.

to unfairly label or stigmatize someone with an offense or a bad name without proper investigation or analysis; to pin a label on someone

the brim of a hat; the protruding front or edge of a cap

A small cap; a skullcap. Specifically refers to a casual cap, such as the traditional Chinese six-paneled skullcap, as opposed to formal headwear.

A hat made of felt; also called a [[毡笠|氈笠|zhan1 li4]]

a metal block with a hole used to fasten a bolt; the female component of a nut and bolt set

To be a cuckold; used to mock a man whose wife has been unfaithful

A traditional cowl-like winter hat designed to shield against wind, covering the ears, neck, and shoulders

a gauze hat worn by officials in ancient China

A tall conical paper hat worn during public humiliation or as a dunce cap

casual cap; a hat for everyday use as opposed to a formal hat

A hat made of leather or fur

an insignia or badge worn on the front of a uniform cap to show one's rank or profession

the cap of a pen, pencil, or writing brush; a protective cover for the tip of a writing instrument

the peak or brim of a cap that extends forward like a tongue to shade the eyes from sunlight

A cap worn while sleeping, often to keep the head warm.

to praise someone excessively or pay them empty compliments; to butter someone up

straw or light hat worn in the summer for sun protection

a cap worn to protect the hair and reduce drag while swimming

to take off a hat or cap; (figuratively) to be cleared of an unfair charge or to have a negative label or stigma removed

A nut with internal threading designed to be used with a bolt or screw to fasten components together.

A traditional Chinese skullcap made of six pieces of black fabric sewn together to resemble half a watermelon skin, usually topped with a small knot.

To praise someone excessively or place them on a pedestal; literally to put a tall hat on someone. Also written as [[戴高帽|戴高帽|dai4 gao1 mao4]] or [[戴高帽儿|戴高帽兒|dai4 gao1 mao4 r5]].

hat or hood used for protection against the rain; usually made of waterproof material with a brim

To engage in short-term speculation on the stock market by buying low and selling high (or selling high and buying low) within the same day to profit from price fluctuations.

wide-brimmed cap typically worn as part of a uniform by military, police, or other law enforcement personnel

A cap with a large, flat top and a stiff brim, commonly worn as part of a uniform by law enforcement or military personnel; also known as [[大檐帽|大檐帽|da4 yan2 mao4]]

A stand or rack used for hanging coats, hats, and other clothing

swimming cap; bathing cap

A type of traditional brimless hemispherical cap, typically featuring a decorative knob on the top or a raised central ridge

ornament fixed to the front of a hat, often made of jewels or other decorative materials

To fill a speech or piece of writing with empty rhetoric or clichés, especially at the beginning and end, often to suit the current political climate.

A hat or cap decorated with tassels or silk ribbons; specifically, the red-tasseled official hat worn during the Qing dynasty.