Crossword Tracker

... a crossword puzzle solver

Answer: HAT

HAT is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining HAT with Google.

Referring crossword puzzle clues:

• Monopoly token
• Santa wears one
• Topper
• Magician's prop
• Something to check
• Haberdashery item
• Head covering
• Fez or fedora
• Part of a Santa costume
• Something to tip
• Lid
• Sombrero, e.g.
• It may be cocked
• Bonnet or beret
• Uncle Sam costume piece
• Beret or bonnet
• Panama, e.g.
• Part of an Uncle Sam costume
• Deerstalker, for one
• Bowler, for one
• It may be over your head
• Monopoly token choice
• Panama, for one
• Derby, e.g.
• Thing to tip
• Beret, for instance
• Something to doff
• Beret, for example
• Derby, for one
• Porkpie or pillbox
• It may be passed or tipped
• Millinery sale
• Stetson or sombrero
• Bowler or beret
• Bowler or skimmer
• Boater, e.g.
• Boater or bowler
• Magician's stock item
• This may be over your head
• Noodle topper
• "The Cat in the ___"
• Stovepipe, e.g.
• ___ trick
• It may be hard on a construction worker
• Rack item
• Derby, for example
• Pate protector
• Cloche or toque
• Tipped top
• Something to tip or check
• Do cover
• Fedora or cloche
• Milliner's product
• Item thrown in a ring
• It may be tipped (h)
• One of multiple jobs, metaphorically
• Tam or beanie
• Receiver of donations?
• Chapeau
• Bonnet, for example
• Tam or bowler
• Beaver or boater
• Boater, for one
• It may be in the ring
• Sombrero, for example
• __ in hand (humbly)
• Something in a rack
• Porkpie, e.g.
• Fedora or beret
• It might be tipped
• Stetson, e.g.
• Word with trick or tree
• Boater or derby
• Magician prop
• Toque, for one
• It may be filled with money or hair
• Solution for a bad hair day
• On-the-rack item?
• Derby or deerstalker
• Bean covering?
• Helmet, essentially
• Word with hard or high
• It may be tipped or blocked
• Deerstalker, e.g.
• Something to hang on a tree
• Ring toss item?
• Beanie or beret
• Easter Sunday accessory
• It's hard on a construction worker
• Millinery item
• Bowler or porkpie
• Tip from a gentleman?
• It may be passed or cocked
• Stetson or homburg
• Do flattener
• "Monopoly" token choice
• The last word of this puzzle's five longest answers is a type of one
• Tin Man's funnel accessory
• Job, figuratively, and what's inside each of this puzzle's four longest entries
• Accessory for a Dr. Seuss cat
• Vocational identifier, perhaps
• Bad-hair-day helper
• It goes right over your head
• New Year's Eve party handout, perhaps
• Pillbox or porkpie
• Apparel for a Dr. Seuss cat
• Lincoln's was a stovepipe
• Bad hair day helper
• Symbol of a position
• Word after high or opera
• Derby, for instance
• Ring contents, maybe
• Busby or derby
• It may be felt on your head
• It should go on a head
• Baldness remedy?
• Skimmer, e.g.
• Receiver of donations
• Item with a brim or crown
• Bowler
• What a tipper tips
• Uniform part
• Sou'wester, e.g.
• Santa has a red and white one
• Remedy for a bad hair day
• One of many jobs, in metaphor
• Fedora, for one
• Jipijapa, e.g.
• Rack type
• Doffed item
• Afro flattener
• It may be tipped
• Word after high or top
• Bowler, e.g.
• Beret or beanie
• Dr. Seuss's "The Cat in the ___"
• Where a rabbit may be hidden
• Fedora or fez
• Panama or cowboy
• Part of Frosty's outfit
• It has a crown
• Bit of dance attire for Fred Astaire
• New Year's Eve party handout
• A milliner makes it
• Noodle topper?

Likely related crossword puzzle answers:

• EAR
• IRON
• TIE
• RACE
• SHOE
• HALO
• CAR
• COAT
• CAP
• BAG

Recent usage in crossword puzzles:

• LA Times - April 20, 2012
• Washington Post - April 19, 2012
• Washington Post - April 11, 2012
• USA Today - March 21, 2012
• New York Times - March 11, 2012
• Universal Crossword - March 9, 2012
• Newsday - Feb. 6, 2012
• Newsday - Dec. 18, 2011
• New York Times - Dec. 15, 2011
• New York Times - Nov. 27, 2011
• Newsday - Nov. 27, 2011
• LA Times - Nov. 18, 2011
• Universal Crossword - Nov. 10, 2011
• New York Times - Oct. 31, 2011
• Newsday - Sept. 21, 2011
• USA Today - Sept. 16, 2011
• LA Times Sunday Calendar - Sept. 4, 2011
• Washington Post - Aug. 19, 2011
• Washington Post - Aug. 18, 2011
• Washington Post - Aug. 17, 2011