hattery
8.9
The work of making hats
- noun
- /ˈhætəri/
- Archaic
:
arte de hacer sombreros
- He learned the art of hattery from his grandfather, who ran a small shop in town.
Examples
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The decline of hattery affected many families who once relied on the hat-making industry.
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She studied hattery to pursue her passion for designing unique headwear.
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The local hattery offers a wide range of styles.
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Have you ever visited a hattery in Paris?
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He learned the art of hattery from his grandfather, who ran a small shop in town.
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She studied hattery to pursue her passion for designing unique headwear.
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The decline of hattery affected many families who once relied on the hat-making industry.
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Etymology
Hattery can also mean the craft or business of making hats because it is the same parts hat + -ery, where -ery can mean 'business' or 'trade' as in brewery. That's why hattery can mean the hat-making industry or the skill of making hats.