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Hatband Sentence Examples

  • Panama hat: This type of hat has a wide brim, a wider hatband, and has the appearance of being made of straw.
  • It tends to have a thin hatband, sometimes made of leather or vinyl.
  • Like the Outback style, there is typically an understated hatband.
  • Attach this "buckle" to the front of the hatband.
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WORDS NEAR hatband IN THE DICTIONARY


  • hat-tricks
  • hatable
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  • hatakikomi
  • hatband
  • hatbands
  • hatbox
  • hatboxes
  • hatch
  • hatch-match-and-despatch
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