Red Hats

noun

(used with a plural verb)

1. the original sect of Tibetan Buddhist monks, whose doctrines were much influenced by the earlier Bön religion.

Example Sentences

Now, Sac City sports 70 blooming creations, including entries from the Red Hats women’s group, the sheriff’s office—and the police.

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During the negotiations, Seoul officials even gave their U.S. counterparts red hats with the slogan: Make America Shipbuilding Great Again.

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A sign near the door proclaimed, “Not All of Us in H.B. Wear Red Hats.”

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Donald Trump stands on stage, grinning and talking about how "smart" and "strong" Vladimir Putin is, while his crowds — decked out in red hats instead of gray uniforms — roar their approval.

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Instead of a surge of red hats embracing the "sieg heil" as their new troll-the-liberals-for-Elon gesture, the whole thing has faded away.

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