IPA: /ˈhætˌʧɛk/
KK: /hætˌʧɛk/
Relating to the service of checking hats and outdoor clothing items, typically in a public place like a theater or restaurant.
The hatcheck service at the entrance made it easy for guests to enjoy the event without worrying about their coats and hats.
A place where people can leave their hats and coats while they are in a building, like a restaurant or theater.
Please leave your hat at the hatcheck before entering the theater.
Hatcheck → The word is formed from 'hat' (from Old English *hætte*, meaning a head covering) and 'check' (from Old French *eschequier*, meaning to check or inspect). The term 'hatcheck' refers to the act of checking or inspecting hats, typically in a coat check situation.
Imagine a place where you 'check' your 'hat' — that's what a hatcheck is all about.
No commonly confused words.