clothe
/kloʊð/
verb
- To put clothes on someone or oneself.
- The nurse clothed the patient in a clean hospital gown.
- He quickly clothed himself and ran out the door.
- She helped clothe the toddler in a warm jacket and boots.
- To provide someone with clothing.
- The organization clothed over a thousand refugees last year.
- The charity works to clothe homeless families during the winter.
- Parents often struggle to clothe their growing children on a tight budget.
- To cover or adorn something as if with clothing (often figurative).
- The author clothed his ideas in beautiful, poetic language.
- The mountains were clothed in a blanket of snow.
- The old building was clothed in ivy from top to bottom.