Clothes

What do we mean by clothes?

Articles of dress; wearing apparel; garments. noun plural

Bedclothes. noun plural

Cloths: the older plural of cloth, now used only in composition, and including usually senses 2 and 3, as in clothes-basket, clothes-horse, clothes-line, etc.

Garments for the human body; dress; vestments; raiment; vesture.

Materials for covering a bed; bedclothes.

Covering for the human body; dress; vestments; vesture; -- a general term for whatever covering is worn, or is made to be worn, for decency or comfort. noun plural

The covering of a bed; bedclothes. noun plural

See under Body. noun plural

A small moth of the genus Tinea. The most common species (Tinea flavifrontella) is yellowish white. The larvæ eat woolen goods, furs, feathers, etc. They live in tubular cases made of the material upon which they feed, fastened together with silk. noun plural

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of clothe. verb

Items of clothing; apparel. noun

Plural form of cloth. noun

Clothing in general noun

A woven fabric such as used in dressing, decorating, cleaning or other practical use.

Specifically, a tablecloth, especially as spread before a meal or removed afterwards.

A piece of cloth used for a particular purpose.

(metaphoric) Substance or essence; the whole of something complex.

(metaphoric) Appearance; seeming.

A form of attire that represents a particular profession or status.

(in idioms) Priesthood, clergy.

The most pointless thing ever, but you gotta wear them anyways. usually for protection from the cold weather but also to keep the creeps away from looking at you Urban Dictionary

The most effective form of contraception. Urban Dictionary

Pieces of fabric shaped and stitched so that they may be worn on the body. Are increasingly becoming a symbol of social status. Urban Dictionary

Exessive weight worn on the body. Urban Dictionary

Something that is made from almost any type of fabric and it worn on your body. Also used for some people to judge other people to make themselves feel better. (cause their stupid) Urban Dictionary

Piece of fabric which traveled longer distances than you in your entire life Urban Dictionary

Cloth put on one's body only when necissary Urban Dictionary

Pieces of fabric stitched together that humans wear to compensate for the lack of hair. Urban Dictionary

The shit that you wear Urban Dictionary

Usually mispelling of clothes by 13 year olds. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to clothes:
clothes, clothe, cloches, cloths, clothed.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word clothes:
dryer, accessories, dresses, washing, garments, shoes, trousers, jewellery, worn, clothing, jewelry, wear, wore, pants, wears, dress, naked, wearing, boots, washed, jacket, suits, toys, dressed, shirt, cloth, costumes, fashion, fabric, hair, hat, costume, furniture, leather, silk, items, shop, uniform, coat, suit, designer, bed, look.

Words that rhyme with clothes:
rose, close, nose, impose, expose, pose, dispose, repose, prose, propose, compose, chose, juxtapose, hose, suppose, oppose, transpose, disclose, depose, enclose, throes, arose, woes, those, ose, logos, doze, interpose, toes, primrose, pros, superimpose, presuppose, decompose, goes, predispose, silos, foreclose, hoes, shows, noes, brose, ambrose, foes, mose, bose, froze, gloze, knows, pantyhose, pharos, dominoes, cloze, cose, eaux, roes, demos, psoas, croze, photos, vose, blows, ohs, bulldoze, dominos, lead by the nose, shadows, tea rose, throws, bows, grose, gose, bongos, meadows, elbows, plainclothes, ratios, studios, gyros, melrose, crows, cocos, flows, tomatos, rockrose, rows, lows, euros, jos, fire hose, blowze, embryos, oaths, tornados, overexpose, owes, cameos, boroughs, cargoes, penrose.

Adjectives that are often used to describe clothes:
new, old, own, fine, civilian, clean, best, wet, dirty, plain, black, dry, white, bed, warm, expensive, nice, beautiful, dark, ordinary, european, ragged, shabby, western, pretty, fresh, fitting, casual, fancy, made, wear, tattered, decent, fashionable, better, soiled, heavy, enough, grave, finest, damp, extra, everyday, colored, rough, comfortable, rich, smart, coloured, formal, bright, torn, blue, tight, elegant, cheap, hand, filthy, light, baggy, off, loose, suitable, stylish, thin, strange, outdoor, style, coarse, soaked, bloody, lovely, outer, flashy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective clothes:
man, society, week, moth, conversion, dryer, door, hanger, sensations.

Consonant match to clothes:
close, clause, claus, cloze, claws, clues, clays, clews, claes, clayes, clase, klose, klees, clowes, claeys, kleis, klase, kloos.

Words that sound like clothes:
clothes, close, cloths, clothe, clones, klose, cloze, clouds, claims, clams, climbs, climes, clods, clads, cloth, clues, claws, clause, claus, clowns, cleanse, clothed, cleans, clears, clans, clings, cloves, cles, clase, clays, claas, clangs, clise, claes, clowers, clews, clowes, clines, kleins, clunes, clotho, kluth, klase, cloys, klees, kloos, klez, claeys, claire's, klines, clutha, kleis, cloughs, closure, glows, closures, glose, gloze, clothing, codes, cliffs, combs, clefs, clifs, combes, coads, close eyes, clodo, class, closer, closed, clone, chloe, closes, clas, clos, clogs, cloe, clo, chlo, closs, clou, classe, cleaves, cleves, cloture, closers, cacoethes, cloner, cleese, clothier, claves, clothings, clauss, clewis, clis, cloners, clios, clothiers, ccos.