wardrobe /wörˈdrōb/

1. A room or a piece of furniture for containing clothes or theatrical costumes
2. One's stock of clothes
3. The stock of costumes belonging to a theatrical company
4. Bright or multicoloured decoration, eg that of flowers (figurative and poetic; Milton wardˈrop)
5. A ship's complement of sails (nautical)
6. A department of a royal or noble household having charge of robes, clothes, jewels, etc

wardˈrober noun (historical)

A household official in charge of a royal or noble wardrobe

wardrobe malfunction noun (facetious)

The temporary failure of an item of clothing to do its job in covering a part of the body that it would be advisable to keep covered

wardrobe mistress or wardrobe master noun

A person who looks after the theatrical costumes of a company or of an individual actor or actress

wardrobe trunk noun

A trunk in which clothing may be hung as in a wardrobe

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