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Definition of wear
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of wear is as below...
Wear (v. i.) To be
wasted,
consumed,
or
diminished,
by being used; to
suffer
injury,
loss, or
extinction
by use or time; to
decay,
or be
spent,
gradually..
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Phylactered
::
Phylactered
(a.)
Wearing
a
phylactery.
Imprecate
::
Imprecate
(v. t.) To
invoke
evil upon; to
curse;
to swear at.
Grenadine
::
Grenadine
(n.) A thin
gauzelike
fabric
of silk or wool, for
women's
wear..
Wearing
::
Wearing
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designed
for, wear; as,
wearing
apparel..
Recure
::
Recure
(v. t.) To
restore,
as from
weariness,
sickness;
or the like; to
repair..
Torquated
::
torquated
(a.)
Having
or
wearing
a
torque,
or neck
chain..
Weariable
::
Weariable
(a.) That may be
wearied.
Ragamuffin
::
Ragamuffin
(n.) A
person
who wears
ragged
clothing.
Blue-bonnet
::
Blue-bonnet
(n.) A
broad,
flat
Scottish
cap of blue
woolen,
or one
wearing
such cap; a
Scotchman..
Collared
::
Collared
(a.)
Wearing
a
collar.
Motley
::
Motley
(a.)
Wearing
motley
or
party-colored
clothing.
See
Motley,
n., 1..
Tiaraed
::
Tiaraed
(a.)
Adorned
with, or
wearing,
a
tiara..
Willow
::
Willow
(n.) Any tree or shrub of the genus
Salix,
including
many
species,
most of which are
characterized
often used as an
emblem
of
sorrow,
desolation,
or
desertion.
A
wreath
of
willow
to show my
forsaken
plight.
Sir W.
Scott.
Hence,
a lover
forsaken
by, or
having
lost, the
person
beloved,
is said to wear the
willow..
Wearied
::
Wearied
(imp. & p. p.) of Wear.
Corrosive
::
Corrosive
(a.)
Eating
away;
having
the power of
gradually
wearing,
changing,
or
destroying
the
texture
or
substance
of a body; as, the
corrosive
action
of an
acid..
Abrasion
::
Abrasion
(n.) The act of
abrading,
wearing,
or
rubbing
off; the
wearing
away by
friction;
as, the
abrasion
of
coins..
Wearisome
::
Wearisome
(a.)
Causing
weariness;
tiresome;
tedious;
weariful;
as, a
wearisome
march;
a
wearisome
day's work; a
wearisome
book..
Wearer
::
Wearer
(n.) That which
wastes
or
diminishes.
Necklaced
::
necklaced
(a.)
Wearing
a
necklace;
marked
as with a
necklace.
Beaver
::
Beaver
(n.) That piece of armor which
protected
the lower part of the face,
whether
forming
a part of the
helmet
or fixed to the
breastplate.
It was so
constructed
(with
joints
or
otherwise)
that the
wearer
could raise or lower it to eat and
drink..
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