"hatinator" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2011 July 29, Miriam Lord, “Ladies Day punters spend like it's going out of fashion”, in The Irish Times",
          "text": "The fascinator is dead. Long live the hatinator. It’s the must have, this season. Apparently. Both have feathery things and a band around the head, but the hatinator also has a brim. Which makes it half a hat. There must be more to life.",
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          "ref": "2015 June 7, “These Are the Styles That Will Be Hot to Trot Down at the Down Royal Summer Festival”, in Belfast Telegraph",
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