| straw hat | 14.48 | I wore a straw hat. | ||
| hard hat | 11.52 | No hard hats off. | ||
| black hat | 10.47 | Black hats are criminals. | ||
| white hat | 5.79 | Just nobody in a white hat. | ||
| red hat | 3.62 | Shop windows were full of red hats. | ||
| floppy hat | 3.03 | You did, you did, floppy hats on. | ||
| funny hat | 2.50 | Garcia wears a funny hat. | ||
| big hat | 2.44 | Texans wear big hats. | ||
| wide-brimmed hat | 2.24 | Wear a wide-brimmed hat. | ||
| party hat | 2.17 | The party hats. | ||
| felt hat | 2.11 | He laughed, pushing back his familiar felt hat. | ||
| tall hat | 1.84 | A buxom woman wears a tall hat. | ||
| conical hat | 1.71 | A few rise to don flowing robes and conical hats. | ||
| traditional hat | 1.58 | Even traditional hat makers are experiencing something of a boom. | ||
| broad-brimmed hat | 1.38 | Cover up with a broad-brimmed hat, long sleeves and pants. | ||
| little hat | 1.38 | His little red hat and shoes still fitted him. | ||
| green hat | 1.32 | But he said the man wore a green hat. | ||
| large hat | 1.05 | Mrs. Hicks often wore large comical hats. | ||
| blue hat | 0.99 | Now I want to put on a blue hat with a B. | ||
| yellow hat | 0.99 | He took off the skullcap and put on a bright yellow hat. |