ves·ture 
(vĕschər)
(vĕschər)n.
1. Clothing; apparel.
2. Something that covers or cloaks: hills in a vesture of mist.
tr.v. ves·tured, ves·tur·ing, ves·tures
To cover with vesture; clothe.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Vulgar Latin *vestītūra, from Latin vestītus, past participle of vestīre, to clothe, from vestis, garment; see VEST.]
- on one's own hook
- on (one's) own initiative
- on one's own initiative
- on (one's) radar/radar screen
- on one's radar screen
- on one's radar screen
- on (one's) soapbox
- on one's soapbox
- on (one's)/the way
- on (one's) /the way
- on one's the way
- on (one's) toes
- on one's toes
- on (one's) uppers
- on one's uppers
- on one's way
- on one/the onehand
- on order
- on own
- on own account
- on own ground
- on own hook
- on own initiative
- on pain of
- on paper