Meanings of bad hat in anglès

But it never occurred to me that he was a bad hat.

Buckle, with his proverbially ' bad hat', usually under the table, yet invariably played superbly.

A bit of a bad hat, eh?

Well, he's a bad hat.

It's also funny, as it pops out from under Zaphod's chin, knocking his real head backwards, like a bad hat.

Bad hat, King Billy bad; black fellow, white fellow laugh.

Did the queen like bad hats?

I was not surprised, therefore, when we found ourselves in a room full of bad hats and unkempt heads.

"Get a bad hat now and then," Arthur said, shaking his head.

"But honestly," said Flora, "I believe he is a bad hat."

"Blore," said the Assistant Commissioner forcibly, "was a bad hat!"

"But hang it all, the man's a regular bad hat!"

The ordinary English duke is a stout, middle-aged gentleman with a beard, and he generally wears thick knickerbockers and shocking bad hats.

"A bad hat-a regular bad hat," said Tinker gravely.

"It is a shocking bad hat," he said.

"Oh, WHAT a bad hat you have!"