High-hat
Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪ- ˈhæt/
High-hat (noun)
- a pair of cymbals on a stand, played with a foot pedal in a drum set.
- a person who acts superior or looks down on others.
Examples
- The drummer tapped the high-hat rhythmically.
- She adjusted the high-hat for a softer sound.
Common collocations: tap the high-hat, adjust the high-hat, high-hat pattern, act like a high-hat, labeled a high-hat