shirt
/ʃɜrt/
noun
- A garment for the upper body, typically with a collar, sleeves, and buttons down the front.
- Please iron your shirt before the meeting.
- He wore a white shirt and tie to the job interview.
- She bought a new shirt with blue stripes for the party.
- A casual upper-body garment, such as a T-shirt or polo shirt, without a collar or with a simple collar.
- She prefers loose shirts in the summer.
- The team wore matching red shirts for the game.
- He put on a cotton shirt for the hike.
verb
- To provide or cover with a shirt; to dress in a shirt.
- They shirted the mannequin for the window display.
- He shirted himself in his favorite flannel.
- The mother shirted the child quickly before school.