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gownsnounpl. of gown a garment with a joined blouse and skirt usually worn by a woman or girla shopping trip for the express purpose of finding the perfect gown for the wedding dresses, frocks chemises, coatdresses, granny dresses, housedresses, jumpers, kimonos, kirtles, minidresses, Mother Hubbards, muumuus, overdresses, sacks, sheaths, shifts, shirtdresses, shirtwaists, sundresses, sweaterdresses, tea gowns a loose pullover garment worn in bedanswered the front door still dressed in the gown that she had been sleeping in gownsverbpresent tense third-person singular of gownto outfit with clothes and especially fine or special clothesa Renaissance portrait of a queen gowned in exotic silks and satins apparels, arrays, attires, bedecks, caparisons, clothes, costumes, decks (out), does up, dresses, dresses up, enrobes, garbs, garments, gets up, habits, invests, rigs (out), robes, suits, togs (up or out), toilets, vestures cloaks, frocks, jackets, mantles, vestsdrapes, enswathes, haps(dialect), huddles, swaddles, swathes, wrapsaccoutres(or accouters), bedights(archaic), equips, furnishes, habilitates, outfits, tailors, uniformsdresses down, underdresses disarrays, disrobes, strips, unclothes, undresses, untrusses(archaic) denudes, divests, uncovers, undrapes, unveils |