Covering for the person; wearing apparel; dress, raiment, vesture.

In plural or used collectively: clothes; clothing. English regional (Yorkshire) in later use.

A garment; an article of clothing; singular and plural (one's) clothes, clothing, habiliments. Obsolete.

As a mass noun. Clothing, apparel. Obsolete (chiefly archaic in later use).

In generalized use: Clothing, vesture.

collective. Clothing, raiment, vesture, dress. (No plural.) Obsolete.

Clothing. Cf. hatter, v.1

Attire, array, dress.

attributive. Of or pertaining to the back, used for or carried on the back, e.g. back-ache, back-cloth, back-clout, back-fin; back-basket, back-burden…

Bodily apparel or attire; clothing, raiment, dress. archaic.

concrete. Clothes collectively, apparel, dress.

Clothing, apparel. Scottish and English regional (northern).

Attire, dress, array. Obsolete.

†Clothing (obsolete); covering with a shroud or screen; protection, concealment; laying in a shroud.

Dress, apparel.

Covering for the body, clothing; a garment. Also of a horse: Housings, trappings, caparison.

A uniform or livery; (also, more generally) an outfit. Chiefly in inor of (a) suit: wearing clothing of the same type, colour, etc. Also figurative…

Personal outfit or attire. Ordinary; clothing generally, raiment, dress. archaic.

Preparation; the action or an act of dressing or dressing up. Also concrete: clothes, attire.

Equipment for a journey; rigging out (of a ship); apparel, belongings. Obsolete.

Household and personal equipment; furniture; apparel. Obsolete.

Dress, apparel, raiment; = attire, n. 3 archaic.

plural. Clothes. Obsolete.

collective singular (†rarely plural) Apparel, attire, dress, vestments. Now common in colloquial use.

concrete. Equipment, outfit, array, garb, apparel.

The action of fitting out, accoutring, dressing, apparelling.

That with which a person is clothed or dressed. collective. Apparel, clothing, garb, raiment.

concrete. Items worn to cover the body; clothing. Obsolete.

A garment or article of clothing, esp. one of the nature of a robe or gown; frequently an outer garment of this kind worn by a king or official…

Outfit, attire, dress. Now poetic.

Equipment in general; apparel, attire, dress, articles of dress.

More generally: the distinctive dress or uniform provided for and worn by an official, retainer, or employee (in early use esp. a single item such…

Attire; plural articles of attire; garments, or ornaments as a whole.

Equipment, armour, clothing.

Outfit, accoutrement; attire, dress; raiment, n. Also, the act or fact of arraying or being arrayed.

Clothing, attire; personal outfit; = apparel, n. 5.

? Covering, attire.

That with or in which a person is arrayed or attired; †ornament, adornment (obsolete); clothing, dress, apparel. Also figurative. Cf. arrayment, n.…

Clothing, apparel; a piece of this; a robe, a gown. Also figurative.

Dress, attire. Also in extended use. Now archaic and rare.

plural. Things that serve as equipment or outfit, as household furniture or utensils, ecclesiastical vessels or vestments, wearing apparel or…

Perhaps: a garment. Only in plural.

(without plural) Outfit, accoutrement, equipment, array, attire, dress. (Now only of personal attire.)

Attire, apparel.

Attire, clothing, vesture.

Clothing, investiture; an article of clothing, a garment, robe, vesture.

Clothing, attire.

= wearing apparel n.

Apparel, covering, vesture; (in plural) clothes, vestments.

= clothes, n.

An item of clothing; an outfit. Obsolete.

Outfit, dress, apparel; †furniture, decoration, adornment (obsolete).

Means of equipment. Apparel, dress, outfit, personal belongings. Also plural in the same sense. Obsolete.

the action of investuring a person or thing (in various senses of the verb); (also) a piece of clothing, a garment.

concrete. Dress, attire; rigging, equipment.

Originally: †a cloak or mantle, perhaps esp. one made of coarse cloth (obsolete). In later use: (in plural) clothes.

the covering of the back, i.e. clothing (obsolete).

What one wears or should wear; the thing or things worn or proper to be worn at a particular time or in certain circumstances.

Clothes, costume, or personal attire viewed in decorative or social terms; clothing appropriate to or associated with a particular occasion…

The action of enfold, v.1 Also concrete in various applications: (a) a wrappage, envelope, †in plural garments; (b) a fold, convolution.

transferred. The dress and ornaments of men and women: equipment, outfit. Also figurative.

Array, dress, or costume. Obsolete. rare.

Clothing, equipment, etc., esp. for a particular occasion or purpose; attire, apparel, dress. Cf. address, v. 10a. Obsolete.

? ‘wardrobe stuff’, articles of clothing.

Outfit, dress. Obsolete. rare.

In plural. Clothes, garb, attire; spec. ceremonial robes or vestments. Obsolete.

That with which one is ‘dight’ or arrayed; raiment, array.

A personal ornament or accessory; a decorative item of dress. Also occasionally as a mass noun: vestment, dress (rare). Also figurative. Obsolete.

? Cloth, clothes: chiefly in phrase claith and waith (see quot. 1825).

colloquial. In plural. Articles of apparel; clothes, garments; (sometimes) spec. those worn over one's other clothes when going outdoors. Also…

Clothing or vesture. Also figurative. Obsolete. rare.

Style of dress; attire, clothing, esp. clothing typical of a specific occasion or profession. Also as a count noun: an outfit, a garment.

Originally: †a person's clothing, the body considered as enclosing the inner self or soul (obsolete). In later use (only recorded in Edmund…

In singular = sense 1a. Also: an individual piece of dress or equipment.

articles of clothing collectively.

= accoutrement, n. 1.

= vestiment, n., vestment, n.1

collective. Clothing, garb, vesture. rare.

Apparel, attire, costume, dress, ‘get up’.

Case, shell. Obsolete.

Dress, attire. Cf. aguise, v.

(humorously for) clothing.

concrete. That which clothes someone; a garment, a set of clothes; (figurative) something likened to clothing. Also: that which covers something…

An item of clothing; (more usually) clothing, dress. Also in plural and with out.

The stuff with which anything is draped, or artistically covered; clothing or hangings of any kind; esp. the clothing of the human figure in…

Without article. Clothing, attire. rare.

figurative. (a) A person's clothing, esp. regarded as presenting a distinctive or showy appearance. (b) More generally: outward appearance (esp. with…

Clothes, attire. Cf. busking, n.1

transferred and figurative. Something that encases or encloses; a covering, envelope; (in various spec. uses, as) the case of a chrysalis; plural…

Originally: items belonging to a particular person, esp. articles of dress or adornment; trappings… With plural or undetermined agreement.

plural. Clothes. slang and humorously colloquial.

clothing for the body.

Apparel, clothing.

Garments; clothes collectively.

With plural agreement. Portable articles for dress, furniture, or use; personal effects; baggage; belongings.

Apparel, costume, dress.

clothes for the body.

Clothing, array, attire.

A dressing-up or fancy-dress outfit.

Dress, equipment, only in in full fig.

A set of clothes (often including accessories) selected or designed to be worn together.

concrete. That which clothes or covers. Clothes, clothing, vesture. Also transferred and figurative.

a woman's appearance or demeanour; a woman as she appears to the outside world (cf. outer man n.).

Chiefly Theology. outward man: the body as opposed to the soul or spirit; observable behaviour as opposed to inner disposition or character…

Clothes, dress, garments. rare.

colloquial (originally U.S.). An article of clothing or garment of any kind (not in poor condition); (in plural) clothing, clothes.

Something that drags, or hangs heavily, so as to impede motion. Feminine attire worn by a man; also, a party or dance attended by men wearing…

= clothes, n., esp. in old clo' n. (see old clothes man n., old clothes shop n. at old, adj. compounds 4). Now historical.

Chiefly Scottish = paraphernalia, n. 2. Obsolete.

Clothes.

plural. Clothes. slang (originally and chiefly U.S.).

Clothing; dress, attire.

A piece of cloth, esp. one of inferior quality; a rag. Also more generally: a garment; (as a mass noun) clothing.

figurative. A suit of clothes; plural, clothing. U.S. slang.

British colloquial. Clothes, clothing. Chiefly in to get one's kit off and variants: to undress, strip.