frock
/frɑk/
verb
- To clothe in a frock; to dress.
- The mother frocked her daughter in a beautiful white dress for the ceremony.
- The tailor carefully frocked the mannequin to display the new design.
- They frocked the statue in a ceremonial robe for the festival.
noun
- A woman's or girl's dress.
- She wore a pretty floral frock to the garden party.
- The little girl twirled in her new frock, making the skirt spin.
- Her summer frock was light and comfortable in the heat.
- A loose outer garment, such as a smock or a monk's robe.
- The artist put on a paint-stained frock before starting work.
- The monk wore a simple brown frock tied with a rope belt.
- In medieval times, peasants often wore a coarse woolen frock.