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wear
noun [U] (CLOTHES) /weər/
/wer/ (also wear)Definition
› clothes suitable for a particular use or clothes of a particular type: casual wear leisure wear knitwearClothing - general words
(Definition of wear noun (CLOTHES) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- Fasteners for clothes
- Gloves & accessories
- Hats & scarves
- Jumpers, shirts & tee-shirts
- Nightwear
- Not wearing or removing clothes
- Parts of clothes
- Protective clothing
- Putting clothes on
- Shoes
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Synonyms and related words:
- all-in-one noun
- apparel noun
- attire noun
- bespoke tailor noun
- clothes noun
- coloured noun (APPEARANCE)
- coordinate noun (CLOTHES)
- flare noun (CLOTHES)
- haberdashery noun (MEN'S CLOTHES)
- hand-me-down noun
- haute couture noun
- knitwear noun
- leisure wear noun
- mourning noun
- suit noun (SET OF CLOTHES)
- Sunday best noun
- tailor noun
- tog noun (CLOTHES)
- tweed noun
- uniform noun
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