It's "le football", though if you mean soccer and not American football, then you can alternatively use the colloquial term "le foot".
chapeau d'hiver
"baseball"
maitre with an accent circomflex (or the little hat) on the i.
vetements. (first e with the hat accent)
Sunscreen is "écran solaire" or "crème solaire" in French.
If you mean by French hat the kind artists typically wear, you are referring to a beret. A beret is a soft, round, flat-crowned hat, usually of woven, hand-knitted wool, crocheted cotton, wool felt, or acrylic fabric.
In French, "my small hat" would be spelled as "mon petit chapeau."
"baseball"
maitre with an accent circomflex (or the little hat) on the i.
Hat is chapeau, with the plural "hats" being chapeaux.Also of use might be: chapeau à plume (a feathered hat).
vetements. (first e with the hat accent)
Sunscreen is "écran solaire" or "crème solaire" in French.
The likely word is beret, plural berets (French term for soft, round caps).
roast chicken is le poulet roti eith a hat on the o for spelling purposes
You can indeed shrink a cotton baseball hat. If you wash the hat in very hot water and then dry it under the warmest safe setting it will shrink.
"Hat" translated to Afrikaans is hoed.
That is the correct spelling of the noun "hat" (worn on the head).
The French word for "Hat Seller" is "vendeur chapeau".