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shirtnounneutral
shirt (upper-body garment with collar/buttons)
A common upper-body garment, often with a collar and buttons
I need to iron my shirt before the meeting.
I need to iron my shirt before the meeting.
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T-shirtnounneutral
T-shirt (casual collarless top)
A casual short-sleeved top without a collar, pulled over the head
It's hot today – I'm just going to wear a T-shirt.
It's hot today – I'm just going to wear a T-shirt.
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jeansnounneutral
jeans (casual denim pants)
Casual pants made from denim fabric, typically blue
I wear jeans almost every day.
I wear jeans almost every day.
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dressnounneutral
dress (one-piece garment covering body and legs)
A one-piece garment for women or girls, covering the body and part of the legs
She wore a beautiful red dress to the party.
She wore a beautiful red dress to the party.
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skirtnounneutral
skirt (waist-down garment, open at bottom)
A garment hanging from the waist, covering part of the legs
She usually wears a skirt to work.
She usually wears a skirt to work.
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coatnounneutral
coat (warm outer garment, usually long)
A long outer garment worn for warmth, typically heavier than a jacket
Don't forget your coat – it's freezing outside.
Don't forget your coat – it's freezing outside.
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jacketnounneutral
jacket (lighter, shorter outer garment)
A lighter outer garment, shorter than a coat, worn over other clothes
You should bring a jacket – it might get cold later.
You should bring a jacket – it might get cold later.
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suitnounneutral
suit (matching formal jacket and pants/skirt)
A set of matching clothes, typically a jacket and pants or skirt, for formal occasions
He bought a new suit for the job interview.
He bought a new suit for the job interview.
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shortsnounneutral
shorts (pants ending above the knee)
Short pants that end above the knee, worn in warm weather or for sports
It's really warm – I'm going to wear shorts today.
It's really warm – I'm going to wear shorts today.
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underwearnounneutral
underwear (clothing worn beneath outer garments)
Clothing worn under other clothes, next to the skin
I need to pack enough underwear for the trip.
I need to pack enough underwear for the trip.
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socksnounneutral
socks (foot coverings worn inside shoes)
Soft coverings for the feet, worn inside shoes
I can never find matching socks in the morning.
I can never find matching socks in the morning.
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uniformnounneutral
uniform (standard clothing for a group or organization)
A set of standard clothes worn by members of a group, such as workers or students
Students at that school have to wear a uniform.
Students at that school have to wear a uniform.
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topnounneutral
top (any upper-body garment)
A general word for any piece of clothing worn on the upper body
That top looks really nice on you.
That top looks really nice on you.
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hoodienouninformal
hoodie (casual sweatshirt with a hood)
A casual sweatshirt or jacket with a hood
He threw on a hoodie and went out.
He threw on a hoodie and went out.
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pajamasnounneutral
pajamas (clothes for sleeping)
Comfortable clothes worn for sleeping
I put on my pajamas and got into bed.
I put on my pajamas and got into bed.
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shoesnounneutral
shoes (general footwear with a sole)
Coverings for the feet, typically with a hard sole
Please take your shoes off at the door.
Please take your shoes off at the door.
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bootsnounneutral
boots (footwear covering foot and ankle or higher)
Sturdy footwear that covers the foot and ankle or higher
You'll need boots if it's going to snow.
You'll need boots if it's going to snow.
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sandalsnounneutral
sandals (open strapped footwear for warm weather)
Open shoes with straps, worn in warm weather
I always wear sandals in the summer.
I always wear sandals in the summer.
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slippersnounneutral
slippers (soft indoor shoes)
Soft, comfortable shoes worn indoors at home
I put on my slippers as soon as I get home.
I put on my slippers as soon as I get home.
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high heelsnounneutral
high heels (women's shoes with elevated heel)
Women's shoes with a tall, raised heel
She can't walk very fast in high heels.
She can't walk very fast in high heels.
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hatnounneutral
hat (head covering, general term)
A covering for the head, worn for warmth, sun protection, or style
Wear a hat – the sun is really strong today.
Wear a hat – the sun is really strong today.
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capnounneutral
cap (soft hat with a front brim)
A soft hat with a peak at the front, often worn casually or for sports
He always wears a baseball cap.
He always wears a baseball cap.
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glassesnounneutral
glasses (corrective eyewear)
Lenses in a frame worn on the face to help with vision
I can't read without my glasses.
I can't read without my glasses.
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sunglassesnounneutral
sunglasses (tinted glasses for sun protection)
Dark glasses worn to protect the eyes from sunlight
Don't forget your sunglasses – it's very bright outside.
Don't forget your sunglasses – it's very bright outside.
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beltnounneutral
belt (waist strap for holding up pants)
A strip of leather or fabric worn around the waist to hold up pants
These pants are loose – I need a belt.
These pants are loose – I need a belt.
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scarfnounneutral
scarf (neck cloth for warmth or decoration)
A piece of cloth worn around the neck for warmth or style
Wrap a scarf around your neck – it's cold outside.
Wrap a scarf around your neck – it's cold outside.
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glovesnounneutral
gloves (hand coverings with finger sections)
Coverings for the hands with separate sections for each finger
It's too cold to go out without gloves.
It's too cold to go out without gloves.
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tienounneutral
tie (formal neckwear knotted at the collar)
A long piece of fabric worn around the neck and tied in a knot, usually with a shirt
Do I have to wear a tie to the dinner?
Do I have to wear a tie to the dinner?
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jewelrynounneutral
jewelry (decorative personal ornaments, general term)
Decorative items worn on the body, such as rings, necklaces, and bracelets
She doesn't wear much jewelry – just a ring and a necklace.
She doesn't wear much jewelry – just a ring and a necklace.
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ringnounneutral
ring (circular band worn on a finger)
A small circular band worn on a finger as decoration or to show marriage
She wears her wedding ring on her left hand.
She wears her wedding ring on her left hand.
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necklacenounneutral
necklace (jewelry worn around the neck)
A piece of jewelry worn around the neck
That necklace looks beautiful with your dress.
That necklace looks beautiful with your dress.
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earringsnounneutral
earrings (jewelry attached to the ears)
Small pieces of jewelry worn on the ears
She took off her earrings before going to bed.
She took off her earrings before going to bed.
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braceletnounneutral
bracelet (jewelry worn on the wrist)
A piece of jewelry worn around the wrist
She wears a charm bracelet every day.
She wears a charm bracelet every day.
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bagnounneutral
bag (carried container for personal belongings)
A container carried by hand or on the shoulder for personal items
I put my wallet and phone in my bag.
I put my wallet and phone in my bag.
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umbrellanounneutral
umbrella (portable rain protection device)
A foldable device used for protection against rain
Take an umbrella – it's going to rain later.
Take an umbrella – it's going to rain later.
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pocketnounneutral
pocket (small sewn-in pouch in clothing)
A small pouch sewn into clothing for carrying small items
He put his hands in his pockets because it was cold.
He put his hands in his pockets because it was cold.
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sleevenounneutral
sleeve (arm-covering part of a garment)
The part of a garment that covers the arm
He rolled up his sleeves before washing the dishes.
He rolled up his sleeves before washing the dishes.
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buttonnounneutral
button (small disc fastener on clothing)
A small round fastener used to hold clothing together
A button fell off my coat.
A button fell off my coat.
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sizenounneutral
size (measurement category of clothing)
The measurement category of a garment (small, medium, large, etc.)
What size do you wear?
What size do you wear?
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cottonnounneutral
cotton (soft natural plant fiber/fabric)
A natural fabric made from the cotton plant, soft and breathable
This T-shirt is made of 100% cotton.
This T-shirt is made of 100% cotton.
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leathernounneutral
leather (material made from animal hide)
A strong material made from animal skin, used for shoes, bags, and jackets
He wears a leather jacket when he rides his motorcycle.
He wears a leather jacket when he rides his motorcycle.
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silknounneutral
silk (smooth, luxurious natural fabric)
A smooth, shiny natural fabric, considered luxurious
She wore a beautiful silk scarf.
She wore a beautiful silk scarf.
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woolnounneutral
wool (warm fabric from sheep fiber)
A warm natural fabric made from sheep's hair
This sweater is made of wool, so it's very warm.
This sweater is made of wool, so it's very warm.
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wearverbneutral
to wear (have clothing on one's body)
To have clothing, jewelry, or accessories on your body
What are you going to wear to the party?
What are you going to wear to the party?
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put onphrasal verbneutral
to put on (place a garment onto one's body)
To place clothing on your body; to dress yourself with something
Put on a sweater – it's cold outside.
Put on a sweater – it's cold outside.
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take offphrasal verbneutral
to take off (remove a garment from one's body)
To remove clothing from your body
Please take off your shoes before coming in.
Please take off your shoes before coming in.
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get dressedphrasal verbneutral
to get dressed (put on one's clothes)
To put on clothes, especially in the morning or before going out
Hurry up and get dressed – we're going to be late!
Hurry up and get dressed – we're going to be late!
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try onphrasal verbneutral
to try on (test clothing for fit or appearance)
To put on clothing to see if it fits or looks good before buying
Can I try on this dress in a medium?
Can I try on this dress in a medium?
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fitverbneutral
to fit (be the correct size for someone)
To be the right size or shape for someone's body
These jeans don't fit me anymore.
These jeans don't fit me anymore.
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matchverbneutral
to match (look good together, coordinate in style/color)
To look good together, to go well with another piece of clothing
Your shoes don't match your bag.
Your shoes don't match your bag.
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get changedphrasal verbneutral
to get changed (switch from one outfit to another)
To take off your clothes and put on different ones
I need to get changed before we go out.
I need to get changed before we go out.
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hang upphrasal verbneutral
to hang up (place clothing on a hanger or hook)
To place clothes on a hanger or hook
Please hang up your coat when you come in.
Please hang up your coat when you come in.
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foldverbneutral
to fold (bend clothing neatly for storage)
To bend clothes neatly for storing or packing
Can you help me fold the laundry?
Can you help me fold the laundry?
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tightadjectiveneutral
tight (fitting closely to the body, not loose)
Fitting very closely to the body, not loose
These shoes are too tight – they hurt my feet.
These shoes are too tight – they hurt my feet.
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looseadjectiveneutral
loose (not fitting tightly, having extra space)
Not fitting closely, having extra room
I like wearing loose clothes when I'm at home.
I like wearing loose clothes when I'm at home.
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stripedadjectiveneutral
striped (having a pattern of colored lines)
Having a pattern of lines of color
He wore a blue and white striped shirt.
He wore a blue and white striped shirt.
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plainadjectiveneutral
plain (single-colored, no pattern)
Having a single color with no pattern or design
I prefer plain T-shirts without any logos.
I prefer plain T-shirts without any logos.
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pantsnounneutral
pants (AmE; leg garment, waist to ankles; BrE: trousers)
A garment covering each leg separately, worn from the waist down
These pants are too long – I need to get them shortened.
These pants are too long – I need to get them shortened.
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sweaternounneutral
sweater (AmE; warm knitted top; BrE: jumper)
A warm knitted garment for the upper body, pulled over the head
I love wearing sweaters in the winter.
I love wearing sweaters in the winter.
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sneakersnounneutral
sneakers (AmE; casual sports shoes with soft sole; BrE: trainers)
Comfortable shoes with a soft sole, designed for sports or casual wear
I wear sneakers to the gym every day.
I wear sneakers to the gym every day.
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watchnounneutral
watch (wrist-worn timepiece)
A small clock worn on the wrist
I left my watch at home – do you know what time it is?
I left my watch at home – do you know what time it is?
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pursenounneutral
purse (AmE; woman's handbag; BrE: handbag)
A small bag used especially by women to carry money and personal items (AmE; in BrE this is called a handbag)
She kept looking for her keys in her purse.
She kept looking for her keys in her purse.
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zippernounneutral
zipper (AmE; interlocking-teeth fastener on clothing; BrE: zip)
A fastener with two rows of interlocking teeth, used on clothing and bags
The zipper on my jacket is stuck.
The zipper on my jacket is stuck.
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pairnounneutral
pair (two matching items, e.g., shoes or socks; also used to quantify a single two-legged garment, e.g., a pair of jeans)
Two matching items of clothing worn together, like shoes or socks
I bought a new pair of shoes.
I bought a new pair of shoes.
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trousersnounneutralBritish English
trousers (British English; American: pants)
British English word for a leg garment reaching from the waist to the ankles.
He wore black trousers to the office.
He wore black trousers to the office.
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jumpernounneutralBritish English
jumper (British English; American: sweater)
British English word for a warm knitted top pulled over the head.
Put on a warm jumper; it's cold outside.
Put on a warm jumper; it's cold outside.
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trainersnounneutralBritish English
trainers (British English; American: sneakers)
British English word for casual sports shoes with a soft sole.
I bought new trainers for running.
I bought new trainers for running.
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handbagnounneutralBritish English
handbag (British English; American: purse)
British English word for a woman's small bag for carrying personal belongings.
She kept her keys in her handbag.
She kept her keys in her handbag.
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zipnounneutralBritish English
zip (British English; American: zipper)
British English word for a fastener with interlocking teeth on clothing or bags.
The zip on my jacket is broken.
The zip on my jacket is broken.
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pyjamasnounneutralBritish English
pyjamas (British English spelling; American: pajamas)
British English spelling for clothes worn for sleeping.
The children are in their pyjamas already.
The children are in their pyjamas already.
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jewellerynounneutralBritish English
jewellery (British English spelling; American: jewelry)
British English spelling for decorative personal ornaments in general.
She keeps her jewellery in a small box.
She keeps her jewellery in a small box.