high-hat (Meaning)
high-hat (n)
cymbals that are operated by a foot pedal
a man's hat with a tall crown; usually covered with silk or with beaver fur
high-hat
beaver entry 1 sense 2, a pair of cymbals operated by a foot pedal, snooty, snobbish, to treat in a snobbish manner, behaving like a snob
Synonyms & Antonyms of high-hat
Synonyms:
- elitist
- supercilious
- aloof
- snobby
- smug
- ritzy
- snooty
- toffee-nosed
- snobbish
- persnickety
- uppity
- high-and-mighty
- snotty
- potty
- bumptious
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- egoistical
- bigheaded
- stuck-up
- hoity-toity
- high-handed
- egotistic
- toplofty
- imperious
- self-satisfied
- lordly
- peremptory
- overweening
- presumptuous
- huffy
- pretentious
- toploftical
- egotistical
- highfalutin
- pompous
- self-important
- egoistic
- haughty
- swelled-headed
- prideful
- huffish
- biggity
- hifalutin
- superior
- biggety
Antonyms:
high-hat Sentence Examples
- The drummer's high-hat cymbals clashed loudly during the climax of the song.
- The chef prepared a high-hat omelet, stacking the fillings between two crispy egg pancakes.
- The tall skyscraper pierced the heavens like a glittering high-hat.
- The arrogant executive wore a high-hat of confidence, despite his lack of experience.
- The fashion designer's latest creation featured a towering high-hat with feathers and sequins.
- The waves crashed against the shore with a thunderous sound that echoed like a high-hat.
- The politician stood on a high-hat of promises, promising everything to everyone.
- The businessman's high-hat of success crumbled when his company went bankrupt.
- The basketball player soared above the rim for a thunderous high-hat dunk.
- The military officer wore a high-hat of authority, commanding respect and obedience.
FAQs About the word high-hat
cymbals that are operated by a foot pedal, a man's hat with a tall crown; usually covered with silk or with beaver furbeaver entry 1 sense 2, a pair of cymbals
aristocratic, arrogant, elitist, supercilious, aloof, snobby, smug, ritzy,snooty, toffee-nosed
egalitarian, humble, modest,democratic,unpretentious,egoless, antielitist
The drummer's high-hat cymbals clashed loudly during the climax of the song.
The chef prepared a high-hat omelet, stacking the fillings between two crispy egg pancakes.
The tall skyscraper pierced the heavens like a glittering high-hat.
The arrogant executive wore a high-hat of confidence, despite his lack of experience.
