old hat

The phrase “old hat” has 2 syllables: old hat

It's pronounced as /ˌoʊld ˈhæt/


What is synonym and antonym for old hat?

In the thesaurus, “old hat” has 50 synonyms and 36 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for old hat along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for old hat

  • age-old
  • aged
  • ageless
  • ancient
  • antediluvian
  • antiquated
  • antique
  • atavistic
  • back number
  • behind the times
  • bygone
  • dated
  • dateless
  • erstwhile
  • forgotten
  • former
  • fossilized
  • fusty
  • has-been
  • historic
  • historical
  • hoary
  • late
  • moldy
  • moth-eaten
  • musty
  • obsolete
  • old-fashioned
  • old-school
  • old-time
  • old-timey
  • old-world
  • olden
  • oldfangled
  • out-of-date
  • outdated
  • outmoded
  • outworn
  • past
  • quaint
  • remote
  • retro
  • retrograde
  • rinky-dink
  • stodgy
  • superannuated
  • timeless
  • traditional
  • venerable
  • vintage

Antonyms for old hat

  • chic
  • contemporary
  • current
  • designer
  • fashionable
  • fresh
  • futuristic
  • hi-tech
  • high-tech
  • hot
  • last
  • latest
  • latter-day
  • mod
  • modern
  • modernist
  • modernistic
  • modernized
  • new
  • new age
  • new-fashioned
  • newfangled
  • nontraditional
  • present-day
  • recent
  • red-hot
  • refurbished
  • remodeled
  • renewed
  • smart
  • space-age
  • state-of-the-art
  • stylish
  • ultramodern
  • up-to-date
  • updated

Meanings of old hat

  • noun
    1. Something with which one is very familiar; something very common, hackneyed or out of date.
    2. The vulva; (by extension) sexual intercourse.

Example Sentences

  • The idea of using paper maps for navigation is old hat in the age of GPS.
  • His jokes are so old hat that no one laughs at them anymore.
  • Wearing a tie to work every day seems a bit old hat in modern offices.
  • The notion that women should only do housework is completely old hat.
  • Some people think vinyl records are old hat, but they are making a comeback.

On this page you'll find 86 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to old hat, such as: age-old, aged, ageless, ancient, antediluvian, antiquated, antique.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

obligatory

  • all-important
  • arid
  • banal
  • barren
  • binding
  • boring
  • bromidic
  • canned
  • cardboard
  • cliche
  • cobwebby
  • coercive
  • colorless
  • commonplace
  • compulsatory
  • compulsory
  • conventional
  • cookie-cutter
  • de rigueur
  • demanded
  • derivative
  • drab
  • dreary
  • drudging
  • dry
  • dull
  • dusty
  • enforced
  • essential
  • flat
  • forced
  • hack
  • hackney
  • hackneyed
  • heavy
  • ho-hum
  • humdrum
  • imitative
  • imperative
  • imperious
  • incumbent
  • indispensable
  • insistent
  • involuntary
  • jading
  • jejune
  • leaden
  • mandatory
  • mind-numbing
  • monotonous
  • moth-eaten
  • musty
  • necessary
  • needed
  • nonelective
  • normal
  • numbing
  • old
  • old hat
  • old-fashioned
  • ordinary
  • pedantic
  • pedestrian
  • peremptory
  • persistent
  • platitudinal
  • platitudinous
  • ponderous
  • pressing
  • prosaic
  • ready-made
  • required
  • requisite
  • rote
  • routine
  • shopworn
  • stale
  • standard
  • stereotyped
  • stock
  • stodgy
  • stuffy
  • tame
  • tedious
  • threadbare
  • timeworn
  • tired
  • tiresome
  • tiring
  • tried-and-true
  • trite
  • twice-told
  • typical
  • unavoidable
  • undramatic
  • unimaginative
  • uninspired
  • uninteresting
  • unoriginal
  • urgent
  • usual
  • vapid
  • wearisome
  • weary
  • wearying
  • well-worn

familiar

  • a dime a dozen
  • abetter
  • abettor
  • abreast
  • accomplice
  • accustomed
  • acquaintance
  • acquainted
  • addict
  • adoring
  • affable
  • affectionate
  • afficionado
  • aficionado
  • alive
  • ally
  • alter ego
  • amicable
  • amigo
  • apprised
  • arrogant
  • associate
  • at home
  • at home with
  • au courant
  • au fait
  • audacious
  • aware
  • benefactor
  • blood brother
  • boastful
  • bold
  • bold-faced
  • boon
  • bosom
  • braggart
  • bragging
  • brash
  • brassbound
  • brassy
  • brazen
  • brother
  • buddy
  • buddy-buddy
  • buff
  • bug
  • bumptious
  • cavalier
  • ceaseless
  • cheeky
  • chum
  • chummy
  • clannish
  • client
  • close
  • close-knit
  • cocky
  • cognizant
  • cohort
  • collaborator
  • colleague
  • comfortable
  • common
  • common or garden
  • commonplace
  • compadre
  • companion
  • companionable
  • complacent
  • comrade
  • conceited
  • confederate
  • confidant
  • confidante
  • confident
  • confidential
  • conscious
  • constant
  • continual
  • continuous
  • conventional
  • conversant
  • convivial
  • cordial
  • cozy
  • crony
  • customary
  • customer
  • de rigueur
  • dear
  • denizen
  • devoted
  • devotee
  • disdainful
  • domestic
  • domineering
  • easy
  • egoistic
  • egoistical
  • egomaniacal
  • egotistic
  • egotistical
  • endemic
  • enthusiast
  • especial
  • everyday
  • fan
  • fanatic
  • fancier
  • fellow
  • fiend
  • fond
  • forward
  • freak
  • free
  • free-and-easy
  • frequent
  • frequenter
  • fresh
  • friend
  • friendly
  • garden variety
  • garden-variety
  • general
  • genial
  • gracious
  • gregarious
  • grounded
  • guest
  • habitual
  • habitue
  • haughty
  • haunter
  • hearty
  • heedful
  • hifalutin
  • high-and-mighty
  • high-handed
  • high-hat
  • highfalutin
  • hobnobber
  • hoity-toity
  • homespun
  • household
  • humble
  • immodest
  • imperious
  • impertinent
  • important
  • impudent
  • in on
  • in the know
  • incessant
  • informal
  • informed
  • inseparable
  • insolent
  • intimate
  • introduced
  • intrusive
  • inward
  • kept posted
  • knowledgeable
  • known
  • lordly
  • lover
  • loving
  • main man
  • mandatory
  • maniac
  • mate
  • matter-of-fact
  • mindful
  • mundane
  • musketeer
  • native
  • natural
  • near
  • neighborly
  • nervy
  • no stranger to
  • normal
  • nut
  • obligatory
  • obtrusive
  • officious
  • old hat
  • open
  • ordinary
  • overbold
  • overfamiliar
  • overweening
  • pal
  • palsy
  • palsy-walsy
  • partner
  • patron
  • peer
  • pen pal
  • perennial
  • pert
  • plain
  • plugged in
  • pompous
  • popular
  • presuming
  • presumptuous
  • pretentious
  • prevailing
  • prevalent
  • prideful
  • prosaic
  • proud
  • proverbial
  • quotidian
  • rampant
  • rat
  • recognizable
  • recurrent
  • regular
  • relaxed
  • repeated
  • routine
  • sassy
  • saucy
  • savvy
  • secretive
  • self-absorbed
  • self-asserting
  • self-assertive
  • self-assured
  • self-centered
  • self-complacent
  • self-conceited
  • self-concerned
  • self-confident
  • self-engrossed
  • self-important
  • self-infatuated
  • self-interested
  • self-involved
  • self-obsessed
  • self-satisfied
  • self-seeking
  • selfish
  • sensible
  • sentient
  • simple
  • sister
  • smart
  • smug
  • snobbish
  • snug
  • sociable
  • social
  • sport
  • standard
  • stock
  • stuck-up
  • supercilious
  • superior
  • supporter
  • sure
  • sympathizer
  • tender
  • tenderhearted
  • thick
  • tight
  • tight-knit
  • tuned-in
  • ubiquitous
  • unceasing
  • unceremonious
  • unconstrained
  • universal
  • unreserved
  • unsophisticated
  • up
  • up on
  • up-to-date
  • uppity
  • usual
  • vain
  • vainglorious
  • versant
  • versed
  • versed in
  • warm
  • well up in
  • well-informed
  • well-wisher
  • wise
  • with it
  • wonted
  • workaday

quaint

hack

  • KO
  • abide
  • absorb
  • accept
  • acquiesce
  • address
  • allow
  • amateur
  • arid
  • banal
  • bang
  • barren
  • bash
  • bastinade
  • bastinado
  • bat
  • battering
  • bear
  • beat
  • beating
  • beginner
  • belt
  • bide
  • biff
  • blow
  • bludgeoning
  • body blow
  • bop
  • boring
  • box
  • bring off
  • bromidic
  • brook
  • buffet
  • bust
  • cab
  • canned
  • capitulate
  • cardboard
  • carriage
  • carry off
  • carry out
  • chip
  • chop
  • clap
  • cliche
  • clip
  • clobbering
  • clout
  • coach
  • cobwebby
  • colorless
  • come to grips with
  • command
  • commonplace
  • control
  • conventional
  • cookie-cutter
  • countenance
  • counter
  • counterblow
  • counterpunch
  • counterstroke
  • crack
  • cruncher
  • cudgeling
  • cudgelling
  • cuff
  • dab
  • derivative
  • direct
  • douse
  • drab
  • dreary
  • drubbing
  • drudge
  • drudging
  • dry
  • dull
  • dusty
  • endure
  • engineer
  • fell
  • field
  • fillip
  • finesse
  • flat
  • flogging
  • freshman
  • gash
  • get off
  • gharry
  • go
  • greasy grind
  • greenhorn
  • grind
  • groove
  • guide
  • gypsy cab
  • hacker
  • hackle
  • hackney
  • hackneyed
  • hammering
  • hand
  • handle
  • have a grip on
  • haymaker
  • heavy
  • hew
  • hireling
  • hit
  • ho-hum
  • hook
  • humdrum
  • imitative
  • indent
  • indentation
  • indenture
  • inexpert
  • jackleg
  • jading
  • jejune
  • jitney
  • jockey
  • joggle
  • kayo
  • kerf
  • kick
  • kid
  • knee
  • knock
  • knockdown
  • knockout
  • lacerate
  • lackey
  • lambasting
  • larrup
  • lash
  • leaden
  • learner
  • left
  • lick
  • licking
  • limousine
  • live with
  • manage
  • maneuver
  • mangle
  • manipulate
  • meet
  • micromanage
  • mind-numbing
  • monotonous
  • moth-eaten
  • musty
  • mutilate
  • negotiate
  • neophyte
  • newcomer
  • nick
  • nock
  • normal
  • notch
  • novice
  • numbing
  • obligatory
  • old
  • old hat
  • old pro
  • old-fashioned
  • one-two
  • ordinary
  • pasting
  • pedantic
  • pedestrian
  • pelt
  • permit
  • pick
  • platitudinal
  • platitudinous
  • play
  • plodder
  • plump
  • pocket
  • poke
  • ponderous
  • pound
  • pounding
  • pro
  • prosaic
  • pull
  • pummeling
  • pummelling
  • punch
  • rabbit punch
  • rap
  • ready-made
  • regulate
  • respect
  • ricksha
  • rickshaw
  • right
  • right-hander
  • rookie
  • rote
  • roundhouse
  • routine
  • run
  • score
  • shiver
  • shopworn
  • sidewinder
  • slam
  • slap
  • slash
  • slit
  • slot
  • slug
  • smack
  • smash
  • snip
  • sock
  • spank
  • stale
  • stand
  • stand for
  • standard
  • steer
  • stereotyped
  • stick out
  • stinger
  • stock
  • stodgy
  • stomach
  • stripe
  • stroke
  • stuffy
  • sucker punch
  • suffer
  • support
  • sustain
  • swallow
  • swat
  • sweat out
  • swing
  • swipe
  • switch
  • take
  • tame
  • taxi
  • taxicab
  • tedious
  • tenderfoot
  • thrashing
  • threadbare
  • thud
  • thump
  • thwack
  • timeworn
  • tired
  • tiresome
  • tiring
  • tolerate
  • tough it out
  • treat
  • tried-and-true
  • trifler
  • trite
  • twice-told
  • typical
  • tyro
  • undercut
  • undramatic
  • unimaginative
  • uninspired
  • uninteresting
  • unoriginal
  • uppercut
  • usual
  • vapid
  • vehicle
  • wallop
  • walloping
  • water taxi
  • wear
  • wearisome
  • weary
  • wearying
  • well-worn
  • welt
  • whack
  • wham
  • whap
  • whip
  • whipping
  • whop
  • workhorse

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