How to pronounce “wore too many hats”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of wear too many hats

Practice Nearby Words

wore, wore out, wore the trousers, overwore, wore thin, wore off, wore away, overswore, gave someone his hat, outwore, wore the pants, misswore, manswore, miswore, babywore, overdid, wore something on one's sleeve, wore one's heart on one's sleeve, rewore, wore sackcloth and ashes, went too far, had one's cake and ate it too, wove, bit off more than one could chew, got one's undies in a bundle, got one's panties in a bunch, counterswore, got one's panties in a pretzel, had had it, threw on, fell asleep, burned out, took one's eye off the ball, reswore, went to great lengths, mistook, got one's shorts in a knot, sowed one's wild oats, threw one's cap over the windmill, took, went to work, fitted, fell off the wagon, fell on hard times, foreswore, got one's panties in a wad, got one's skates on, took up the mantle, was a one, rewrote, was bored, fell off, did one's job, wrote, spoke one's mind, rode the coattails, overgrew, got rid of, fell over, blew one's stack, ran out the clock, got ahead of oneself, flew off the handle, went to extraordinary lengths, went to bat, gave someone a big head, disbecame, flew off the shelves, woke up, overtook, rode the cotton bicycle, got over oneself, overate, went to sleep, took up the slack, did one's thing, shook one's head, did one's own thing, took one for the team, fell flat, took one's half out of the middle, misbecame, fell between two stools, took the cake, took someone's head off, overwrote, ran out, took credit for, did without, fell apart, overwent, blew one's lid, swam, took the time, fell into a trap, took a risk, took a joke, went bonkers, stole someone's identity, took liberties

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