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clothing The art of wearing clothes, or the clothes themselves. ■ "I'm sorry I can't go out tonight, my clothing is in the wash."
Undergarments Noun: An item of clothing worn under other clothing, typically a pair of pants or a dress. ■ "I forgot to wear my undergarments today and now I feel so exposed!"
polyester A type of synthetic fiber made from polymer molecules, often used in clothing and upholstery. It's known for its durability, wrinkle resistance, and resistance to stains. ■ That shirt you're wearing is probably made of polyester - it's one of the most common fabrics in modern clothing.
Amber A bright yellowish-orange color, often associated with amber stones and bees. ■ She was wearing an amber dress that sparkled in the sunlight. The bees buzzing around her were drawn to the bright color of her clothing.
Armor A suit of protective clothing made from metal or leather, worn by soldiers, knights, and other warriors to protect against attacks. ■ "The armor of the medieval knight was as shiny as a new penny."
Bands A group of people who play music together, often wearing matching clothing and hairstyles. ■ "We hired the coolest bands for our party! They had everyone dancing all night long!"
barbaric adj. relating to or characteristic of barbarians; crude, savage, and uncivilized ■ He went out with the barbaric tribes on a hunting trip, but they were all dressed in modern clothing.
Bare Adjective: Completely exposed, uncovered or lacking in clothing. ■ I forgot my towel at the beach and had to swim in the ocean "bare"!
bib A piece of fabric or paper worn around the neck to protect clothing from spills and stains. ■ I accidentally spilled my drink on myself at the party, but luckily I had a bib to keep it contained!
Biker A person who enjoys riding motorcycles and frequently wears leather clothing. ■ "I saw a biker walking into the bar, looking more rugged than a group of construction workers combined."
briefs A garment worn under other clothing, usually made of lightweight material and designed to be brief. ■ I forgot my pants at home today, so I had to wear my briefs as outerwear. It was quite the look!
brooch A small metal pin with a decorative design, often worn to hold a piece of fabric or clothing together. ■ "She accidentally poked herself in the chest with her brooch while getting ready for her prom."
brownstone A term used to describe someone who is always wearing brown clothing. ■ "I can't stand the sight of a brownstone. They all look so boring and predictable."
bustier A piece of clothing worn by a woman to support and enhance the appearance of her bust. ■ When I accidentally spilled my coffee on my bustier, it became a "bust-ier" than usual.
Cape A piece of clothing worn by capes to protect themselves from the rain, wind, and other elements. ■ "I forgot my umbrella at home, but I still managed to stay dry thanks to my trusty cape!
Clothed Adjective Being covered in clothing, or wearing clothes. Dressed to the nines, or dressed impeccably. ■ "I can't believe my boss is so clothed for this casual Friday!
commune A group of people who live together and share a common lifestyle, including food, clothing, housing, and other resources. ■ "The hippies in that commune out in the woods were known for their wild parties and free love."
Cotton A soft, white material made from the seeds of the cotton plant. It is often used for clothing, bedding, and other textiles. ■ "I forgot my favorite cotton shirt at home! What am I going to wear today?"
creases A wrinkle or fold in clothing, fabric, or paper. ■ "I always make sure to iron out the creases in my shirt before a big presentation, because nothing says 'professional' like a crisp-looking suit."
dangling A word or phrase that is not properly attached to a sentence, often hanging in the air like a dangling piece of clothing. ■ "I had an apple," said John, "and I don't know what was dangling there."
Divest To strip or remove one's clothing, especially in order to be more comfortable. ■ "I can't believe I forgot to wear underwear! It's so embarrassing to divest in front of all these people."
Dresses A wardrobe of clothing items that are worn by a single person. ■ Jane's dresses were so colorful and vibrant, it was like a rainbow had exploded in her closet!
dressy An adjective used to describe clothing that is considered formal or upscale, often worn to a fancy event. ■ "I can't believe I accidentally wore my dressy suit to the dog park. What was I thinking?"
elastic A material that can be stretched and then restored to its original shape, often used in clothing and footwear. ■ "She's really elastic, she can fit into any pair of pants!
ewe a type of sheep known for its wool, which is used to make traditional African clothing and rugs ■ "I had an ewe-velous time at the sheep festival! It was absolutely ewe-ncredible!"
Fitted To be perfectly attired in one's clothing ■ "John's suit was so fitted, he could have passed for a model on the runway."
fraternities A group of men who wear similar clothing and often engage in hazing rituals. ■ The fraternity boys were so embarrassed by their outdated pledges that they decided to start a new chapter with a more modern look.
frills a fussy ornamentation, often found on clothing and accessories ■ "He wore a suit with so many frills that he looked like a walking Christmas tree."
furs A collection of animals with thick fur, usually kept as pets or used for clothing. ■ "My grandma has a whole room full of furs! She's quite the animal lover."
garments Clothing that is so outdated, it would be considered a fashion faux pas to wear in public. ■ Sally's grandma's flapper dress from the 1920s is still hanging in her closet as "garments" that she will never wear again.
headpiece A piece of clothing or accessory worn on the head, typically to protect it from injury or to add a touch of style. ■ "I forgot my headpiece at home and now my hair is messed up!"
Hemp A plant with fibrous stalks used for clothing, paper, and rope. ■ "Why did the hemp go to therapy? It was feeling too high-strung."
Jeans A piece of clothing made from denim, typically worn as a trousers or shorts. ■ John's jeans were so tight that he couldn't even sit down without causing a scene.
Jerseys The clothing worn by members of a sports team, especially a professional one. ■ John accidentally spilled his milk on the jersey he was wearing. That's what happens when you don't have two hands!
jumpsuit A suit of clothing made for jumping and landing gracefully. ■ "I'm so proud of my new jumpsuit, it makes me feel like a superhero every time I jump off a building."
Lady A woman of high social status, often dressed in elegant clothing and carrying a parasol. ■ "I saw the lady walking her dog on the park bench, sipping tea like it was the only thing keeping her alive."
lingerie A hilarious piece of clothing worn by a person to entertain others. ■ "I'm sorry, but I can't take you seriously if you're wearing lingerie as your business attire."
Loos A type of clothing worn by clowns and jesters. ■ The audience couldn't stop laughing when the clown took off his loos during his act, revealing a pair of bright red boxer shorts.
Mannequin A wooden or plastic figure used as a model for clothing. ■ "I accidentally spilled my coffee on the mannequin at the store. It looked so much like a real person, I didn't even notice!"
metal A light, yet strong material that is commonly used for construction and manufacturing. It can also be found in jewelry and clothing. ■ "He's made of pure metal - he doesn't feel a thing!
minimalist A person who only likes the absolute minimum of things, such as furniture or clothing. ■ "I'm a minimalist when it comes to decorating my apartment. All I need is a bed and a chair."
Moths Small, winged insects that feed on plants and can cause damage to clothing and other fabrics by eating holes in them. ■ "I accidentally left my shirt out with the lights on and now it's covered in moth holes."
naked To be in a state of complete undress, without any clothing or covering. ■ "I forgot my clothes at home and had to go to the beach naked!
Nylon A type of synthetic fiber used for making strong, lightweight clothing, ropes, and other fabrics. ■ I accidentally spilled coffee on my nylon shirt, which made it look like I was wearing a yellow raincoat!
Outfit A collection of clothing, accessories, and other items worn together to create a cohesive look or style. ■ She was wearing a fabulous outfit that made her feel like she could conquer the world!
Outgrown Adjective: having outgrown one's clothing, or having outlived one's usefulness. ■ "My old jeans are so outgrown that I can barely fit into them. It's time to invest in a new pair."
Outlets A place where people can go to spend money and consume goods, often by shopping. ■ "I love going to outlets to find the best deals on designer clothing."
paisley A type of decorative pattern, often used on clothing and fabrics, characterized by interlocking geometric shapes. ■ "Her paisley skirt swirled around her like a kaleidoscope of colors."
pantaloons An item of women's clothing consisting of a fitted bodice and full skirt, usually with legs gathered at the waist and secured by buttons or ties. ■ "She looked like a clown in her oversized pantaloons."