What is "hatters"

Usage examples of "hatters".

Trade guilds and corporations bear the following titles, drawn up in 1789, from the files of complaints: apothecaries, jewelers and watch-makers, booksellers and printers, master-barbers, grocers, wax and candle-makers, bakers and tailors, master shoemakers, eating house-keepers, inn-keepers and hatters, master-masons and plasterers in lime and cement, master-joiners, coopers and cabinet-makers, master-cutlers, armorers, and polishers.

As far as Reginald Marion 'Pop' Merrill was concerned, the Mad Hatters could all take a flying fuck at the moon.

There were eight full-blown Mad Hatters that he had done business with over the years, people who didn't just dabble in the occult but who got right down and rolled around in it.

There were four parties invited—namely, 25 cobblers, 20 tailors, 18 hatters, and 12 glovers.

At Paris, the drapers, mercers, grocers, furriers, hatters and jewelers formed the six bodies of merchants.

One when she was a young mother living in the country, at Hatters Green I think the address was, and again later when she was in India.