hardhat

/ˈhɑrdˌhæt/
noun
  1. A protective helmet worn by construction workers, miners, and others in hazardous work environments.
    • He grabbed his hardhat and safety goggles before heading to the work zone.
    • All visitors to the construction site must wear a hardhat at all times.
    • The hardhat saved his life when a brick fell from the scaffolding.
  2. A person who works in construction or a similar manual labor job, especially one who wears a hardhat.
    • A group of hardhats gathered around the foreman to hear the day's instructions.
    • My uncle is a hardhat who has worked on skyscrapers for twenty years.
    • The hardhats were taking a lunch break on the steel beams.
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