ATTIRE, ATTIRED, ATTIRING
ADJECTIVES
1393 — ADDRESSED attired, arrayed, trimmed, dressed → arch.
1450 — BUSKED attired, clothed, dressed up; adorned, embellished
1596 — ACCOUTRED attired, dressed, equipped, arrayed; generally with the idea of being specially attired for some purpose
1837 — HABILIMENTAL relating to attire
1845 — HABILIMENTARY dealing with habiliments
1903 — ASSORTED dressed, attired → Sc.
NOUNS
1225 — HABIT attire or bodily apparel; clothing, dress → arch.
1290 — HABIT the attire characteristic of a particular rank, degree, profession, or function; the dress of a religious order
1300 — DUBBING attire, dress, array → obs.
1300 — TIRE attire, dress, apparel, raiment → arch.
1400 — TIREMENT attire → obs.
1470 — HABILIMENT attire, outfit, accoutrement, equipment, array, dress (now only of personal attire)
1552 — TIRING attiring, dressing; dressing the hair; attire, apparel, head-dress; equipment, apparatus → arch.
1553 — TIREMENTS articles of attire; garments, or ornaments as a whole → obs.
1592 — ADDRESS attire, array, dress → obs.
1637 — SUITING an attiring or clothing → obs.
1712 — BUSSING attire, clothes → Sc. obs.
1773 — HABULIMENT attire, habiliment, dress; military equipment → Sc. obs.
1802 — SHEEN gorgeous or bright attire
1808 — FEGARIES → FIGARIES finery, superfluous adornments, fanciful attire → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1822 — HABULZIEMENT attire, habiliment, dress; military equipment → Sc. obs.
1832 — GARMENTURE attire, clothing, array
1837 — BEDIZENMENT vulgar or gaudy attire
1838 — FULL FIG full official or ceremonial attire; full dress → US sl.
1900 — FIGARIMENTS fanciful attire, finery, superfluous adornments → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1939 — MOCKER attire, clothing, dress → Aust. & NZ sl.
1947 — LAMOURS scanty attire → Amer. sl. (Bk.)
NOUNS, PERSON
1862 — TIRER one who attires or dresses
VERBS
1225 — BEGO to attire, to dress, to clothe, to deck, to adorn → obs.
1225 — TIFF to attire, to dress, to deck out, to tittivate one’s person, hair, etc. → obs.
1300 — HATER to attire, to clothe → obs.
1393 — ADDRESS to attire for any special purpose or occasion; to prepare or make ready with the proper attire; to accoutre, to array, to apparel → obs.
1400 — ADIGHT to attire, to equip, to dress, to deck → obs.
1400 — BUSK to attire a person; to clothe, to dress; to adorn a thing
1400 — HATTER to attire, to clothe → obs.
1450 — HABILLE to attire, esp. for war; to fit out; to accoutre, to array; to apparel, dress → obs.
1555 — BUSKLE to attire, to equip; to prepare, to make or get ready → obs.
1577 — SUIT to attire, to dress, to clothe; to provide with a suit of clothes → arch.
1588 — HABIT to attire, to dress, to clothe
1599 — SKIN to attire, to clothe
1606 — ACCOUTRE to attire, to equip, to array
1840 — TOILET to attire, to dress; to wash and attire oneself
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