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clothingnoun covering for the human bodya store that sells both men's and women's clothing apparel, attire, clobber(British slang), clothes, costumery, dress, duds, garments, gear, habiliment(s), habit(archaic), rags, raiment, rig, rigging, threads, toggery, togs, vestiary, vestments, vesture, wear, wearables, weeds garderobe, wardrobearray, bravery, caparison, finery, gaiety(also gayety), glad rags, pretties, regalia, trimfoofaraw, frippery, gaudery, tawdry, trumpery(archaic)tatterscostume, ensemble, frock, garb, getup, guise, livery, outfitcivvies(also civies), mufticouture, prêt-à-porter(or pret-a-porter), ready-to-wear, tailoringactivewear, loungewear, outerwear, playwear, sportswearnightclothes, sleepwear, smallclothes, underclothes, underwearhaberdashery, menswear to outfit with clothes and especially fine or special clothesthey liked to clothe the twins in identical outfits just to confuse people appareling(or apparelling), arraying, attiring, bedecking, caparisoning, costuming, decking (out), doing up, dressing, dressing up, enrobing, garbing, garmenting, getting up, gowning, habiting, investing, rigging (out), robing, suiting, togging (up or out), toileting, vesturing cloaking, frocking, jacketing, mantling, vestingdraping, enswathing, happing(dialect), huddling, swaddling, swathing, wrappingaccoutring(or accoutering), bedighting(archaic), equipping, furnishing, habilitating, outfitting, tailoring, uniformingdressing down, underdressing disarraying, disrobing, stripping, unclothing, undressing, untrussing(archaic) to convey in appropriate or telling termsregulations clothed in obscure terminology denuding, divesting, uncovering, undraping, unveiling articulating, couching, expressing, formulating, phrasing, putting, saying, stating, wording crafting, framinghinting, implying, insinuating, intimating, suggestingparaphrasing, rephrasing, restating, rewording, summarizing, translatingcommunicating, disclosing, speaking, talking, telling, uttering, verbalizing, vocalizingdescribing, rendering, writing up in the 13th century |