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HAT IDIOMS People talk about hats all the time without realising it by using idioms! Can you fill in what these hat idioms mean? Can you think of sentences which use these hat idioms?

	EXAMPLE :	mad as a hatter

	Meaning: someone who is crazy is described as ‘mad as a hatter’ Example: ‘I thought he was mad as a hatter for doing a bungee jump.’
	1. keep it under your hat Meaning: Example: 2. hold onto your hat Meaning: Example: 3. at the drop of a hat Meaning: Example: 4. to have a bee in your bonnet Meaning: Example: 5. you’re talking through your hat Meaning: Example: 6. put on your thinking cap Meaning: Example: 7. that’s old hat Meaning: Example:
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