Clothes :
rroba
Synonyms :
Clothing, Apparel
English Meaning :
(Noun : Clothing in general)
(Verb : Provide with clothes or put clothes on)
(Noun : Clothing in general)
(Verb : Provide with clothes or put clothes on)
Example : ÔÇÿI now feel more comfortable and relaxed at work wearing casual clothes ,ÔÇÖ she said.
ÔÇÿI now feel more comfortable and relaxed at work wearing casual clothes ,ÔÇÖ she said.
Word Example from TV Shows :
Guys, it's hot in here.
I think I'll just take off all my CLOTHES.
The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 2
Guys, it's hot in here.
I think I'll just take off all my CLOTHES.
The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 2
Raiment :
rroba
English Meaning :
(Noun : Especially fine or decorative clothing)
(Verb : Provide with clothes or put clothes on)
(Noun : Especially fine or decorative clothing)
(Verb : Provide with clothes or put clothes on)
Example : It's an especially lovely option at this time of year, with the trees donning their autumnal raiment .
It's an especially lovely option at this time of year, with the trees donning their autumnal raiment .
The cloth :
rroba
Togs :
rroba
Synonyms :
Threads, Duds, Enclothe, Garment, Apparel, Fit out, Clothe, Habilitate, Garb, Dress
Threads, Duds, Enclothe, Garment, Apparel, Fit out, Clothe, Habilitate, Garb, Dress
English Meaning :
(Noun : Informal terms for clothing)
(Verb : Provide with clothes or put clothes on)
(Noun : Informal terms for clothing)
(Verb : Provide with clothes or put clothes on)
Vesture :
rroba
Synonyms :
Habiliment, Clothing, Wearable, Wear, Article of clothing
Habiliment, Clothing, Wearable, Wear, Article of clothing
English Meaning :
(Noun : Something that covers or cloaks like a garment)
(Verb : Provide or cover with a cloak)
(Noun : Something that covers or cloaks like a garment)
(Verb : Provide or cover with a cloak)
Example : In addition some suspected that liberals might find themselves in the dock for failing, contrary to church law, to wear proper church vesture such as cassock and surplice.
In addition some suspected that liberals might find themselves in the dock for failing, contrary to church law, to wear proper church vesture such as cassock and surplice.
