See Also: Mad hatter(finance)
hatter(1)(dictionary)
hatter(2)(dictionary)
Mad Hatter, the(dictionary)
hatter(dictionary)
Mad Hatter syndrome(medicine)
The Mad Hatter Hotel Heathrow(tourism)

hatter(2) (iou)



hatter verb trans. Now Scot. & north. LME.
[Perh. of imit. origin, with frequentative ending: cf. batter, shatter, etc.: see -ER5.]
Knock about, batter. LME.
Exhaust with fatigue or drudgery. (Foll. by out.) L17.
Dryden He's hattered out with penance.