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The undisputed true origins of the term âhat trickâ comes from the wildly popular sport, cricket. Interestingly, the use of the term is different than in other sports in that it is awarded for defensive play, rather than offensive.
Another theory was postulated by Peter Seddon in his book Football Talk-The Language And Folklore Of The World's Greatest Game. The word arose because of a sharp practice used in nutmeg exports between America and England. In Australia it is called a nutmeg 2  . In Iran it is called lauyee (ÙØ§ÛÛ) meaning gasket. 3  In Brazil it is called a caneta (pen), janelinha (little window) or rolinho (little roll). 4  In Polish it is called zaÅoÅ¼yÄ siatkÄ/dziurkÄ (set up a net/a hole).