Clothing

What do we mean by clothing?

Clothes considered as a group; wearing apparel. noun

A covering. noun

Garments in general; covering for the person; clothes; dress; raiment; apparel. noun

Livery; corporation. noun

In steam-engines, same as cleading, 2 . noun

Sheets of leather studded with wire, used to form the cards of a carding-machine. Also called card-clothing. noun

The making or manufacture of cloth. noun

In saddlery, blankets of any kind used on horses. noun

Garments in general; clothes; dress; raiment; covering. noun

The art of process of making cloth. noun

A covering of non-conducting material on the outside of a boiler, or steam chamber, to prevent radiation of heat. noun

See Card clothing, under 3d Card. noun

Present participle of clothe. verb

Clothes; apparel for wearing. noun

An act or instance of putting clothes on. noun

The art of process of making cloth. noun

A covering of non-conducting material on the outside of a boiler, or steam chamber, to prevent radiation of heat. noun

A covering designed to be worn on a person's body noun

To adorn or cover with clothing; to dress; to supply clothes or clothing.

To cover or invest, as if with a garment.

Words that are spelled similarly to clothing:
clothing, clotting, nothing, cloying, soothing, loathing, closing, cloning, toothing, coshing, plotting, coting, bloting, clothier, clocking, clogging, frothing, clutching, blotting, trothing, crotching, althing, clouding, clowning, slotting, sloshing, lathing, cloaking, clashing, lotting, cloturing, cotting, clouting, blotching, clopping, unclothing, clomping, clothings, allthing, clonking, mothing.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word clothing:
footwear, accessories, garments, retailer, apparel, garment, jeans, worn, shirts, dresses, jewelry, attire, shoes, trousers, textiles, hats, jewellery, pants, clothes, wear, stores, fashion, textile, dress, boots, wool, jacket, store, items, leather, suits, toys, merchandise, cloth, shirt, wore, bags, fabric, furniture, brand, wearing, brands, costumes, manufacturer, shelter, designer, silk, fur, hair, costume, supplies, styles, retail, hat, goods, shop, cotton, uniform, skin, equipment, gear, chain, designs, factory.

Adjectives that are often used to describe clothing:
protective, warm, proper, tight, wet, made, heavy, wear, outer, extra, clean, special, appropriate, civilian, loose, traditional, white, fine, suitable, light, dry, dark, black, adequate, european, comfortable, western, expensive, fitting, ordinary, colored, soiled, necessary, sufficient, female, scanty, ragged, style, better, tattered, casual, fashionable, decent, fresh, cheap, male, used, dirty, off, enough, thin, rich, outdoor, thick, insufficient, inadequate, torn, rough, spare, hand, coarse, distinctive, bright, bed, less, damp, warmer, beautiful, soft, everyday, plain, soaked, colorful, shabby, secondhand, restrictive, waterproof, feminine.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective clothing:
industry, outer, the, store, related, trade, choice.

Words that sound like clothing:
clothing, closing, cloning, clothings, climbing, claiming, clouding, cladding, clamming, cleaning, clearing, clowning, clashing, clinging, clutching, clawing, clanging, cloying, classing, clausing, clueing, close in, cluing, claying, gloaming, glomming, glowing, closen, clutha, clothes, coding, combing, clued in, coaming, clapping, cling, loathing, clothe, coaching, clubbing, clothed, clipping, clogging, clotting, cloaking, kling, cleaving, coing, coning, closings, clopping, koning, clotho, clarin, clue in, clouting, clouthier, koing, chlorin, coaling, cleating, clathrin, cloninger, close on, koelling, unclothing, gleaming, gliding, glooming, gladding, glaring, gloating, glazing, gluing, gleaning, clapham, glitching, glossing, glueing, glowering, sleuthing, clemen, glassing, clonal, clemon, kleeman, kleiman, clayman, globing, allthing, glairing, klayman, collaging, clyman, clasen, claassen, cauthen, cawthon, cathan, clachan.