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Definition of garment
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Garment
(n.) Any
article
of
clothing,
as a coat, a gown, etc..
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Clothing
::
Clothing
(n.)
Garments
in
general;
clothes;
dress;
raiment;
covering.
Duster
::
Duster
(n.) A light
over-garment,
worn in
traveling
to
protect
the
clothing
from
dust..
Tights
::
Tights
(n. pl.)
Close-fitting
garments,
especially
for the lower part of the body and the
legs..
Tippet
::
Tippet
(n.) A cape, or
scarflike
garment
for
covering
the neck, or the neck and
shoulders,
--
usually
made of fur,
cloth,
or other warm
material..
Cloth
::
Cloth (n.) A
fabric
made of
fibrous
material
(or
sometimes
of wire, as in wire
cloth);
commonly,
a woven
fabric
of
cotton,
woolen,
or
linen,
adapted
to be made into
garments;
specifically,
woolen
fabrics,
as
distinguished
from all
others..
Bombast
::
Bombast
(n.)
Cotton,
or any soft,
fibrous
material,
used as
stuffing
for
garments;
stuffing;
padding..
Gusset
::
Gusset
(n.) A small piece of cloth
inserted
in a
garment,
for the
purpose
of
strengthening
some part or
giving
it a
tapering
enlargement..
Wrong
::
Wrong (a.)
Designed
to be worn or
placed
inward;
as, the wrong side of a
garment
or of a piece of
cloth..
Robe
::
Robe (v. t.) An outer
garment;
a dress of a rich,
flowing,
and
elegant
style or make;
hence,
a dress of
state,
rank,
office,
or the
like..
Inconvenient
::
Inconvenient
(a.) Not
convenient;
giving
trouble,
uneasiness,
or
annoyance;
hindering
progress
or
success;
uncomfortable;
disadvantageous;
incommodious;
inopportune;
as, an
inconvenient
house,
garment,
arrangement,
or
time..
Border
::
Border
(n.) The outer part or edge of
anything,
as of a
garment,
a
garden,
etc.;
margin;
verge;
brink..
Purple
::
Purple
(n.) Cloth dyed a
purple
color,
or a
garment
of such
color;
especially,
a
purple
robe, worn as an
emblem
of rank or
authority;
specifically,
the
purple
rode or
mantle
worn by Roman
emperors
as the
emblem
of
imperial
dignity;
as, to put on the
imperial
purple..
Sweaty
::
Sweaty
(superl.)
Moist with
sweat;
as, a
sweaty
skin; a
sweaty
garment..
Dress
::
Dress (v. t.) To put in
proper
condition
by
appareling,
as the body; to put
clothes
upon; to
apparel;
to
invest
with
garments
or rich
decorations;
to
clothe;
to
deck..
Daggle-tailed
::
Daggle-tailed
(a.)
Having
the lower ends of
garments
defiled
by
trailing
in mire or
filth;
draggle-tailed.
Dimity
::
Dimity
(n.) A
cotton
fabric
employed
for
hangings
and
furniture
coverings,
and
formerly
used for
women's
under-garments.
It is of many
patterns,
both plain and
twilled,
and
occasionally
is
printed
in
colors..
Crape
::
Crape (n.) A thin,
crimped
stuff,
made of raw silk
gummed
and
twisted
on the mill. Black crape is much used for
mourning
garments,
also for the dress of some
clergymen..
Durance
::
Durance
(n.) A stout cloth
stuff,
formerly
made in
imitation
of buff
leather
and used for
garments;
a sort of tammy or
everlasting..
Waistcoat
::
Waistcoat
(n.) A
garment
occasionally
worn by women as a part of
fashionable
costume.
Stocking
::
Stockinet
(n.) An
elastic
textile
fabric
imitating
knitting,
of which
stockings,
under-garments,
etc., are
made..
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