Synonyms for Dizen:

• v.

  •body (verb)
  • dizen.
  •clothe (verb)
  • do up,
  • bundle up,
  • swaddle,
  • breech,
  • equip,
  • habilitate,
  • endow,
  • dud,
  • apparel,
  • outfit,
  • habit,
  • enwrap,
  • endue,
  • vest,
  • cloak,
  • robe,
  • invest,
  • spruce,
  • jacket,
  • swathe,
  • garb,
  • fit out,
  • turn out,
  • disguise,
  • gown,
  • coat,
  • livery,
  • bedrape,
  • suit up,
  • costume,
  • mantle,
  • guise,
  • tog,
  • caparison,
  • accouter,
  • raiment,
  • drape,
  • fit,
  • rig.

• Other synonyms:

  •clothe
  • mantled,
  • Robing,
  • togged,
  • togging,
  • habilitates,
  • Spruced,
  • caparisoned,
  • Jacketed,
  • Mantling,
  • costuming,
  • habited,
  • Liveries,
  • bedizening,
  • bedizens,
  • bundling up,
  • suited up,
  • habilitated,
  • Dandifying,
  • raimenting,
  • Sprucing,
  • Habiting,
  • fitted out,
  • costumed,
  • bedizened,
  • dandified,
  • Caparisoning,
  • breeches,
  • spruces,
  • Jacketing,
  • fitting out,
  • Apparelled,
  • habilitating,
  • robed,
  • raimented,
  • breeched,
  • Apparelling,
  • Breeching,
  • liveried,
  • appareled,
  • gowned,
  • dandifies,
  • gowning,
  • Appareling.

Antonyms for Dizen:

• v.

  • clothe
    open, reveal, take off, disrobe, unclothe, uncover.

Homophones for Dizen:

• decagon, daoism, dacninae, Duke Wayne, decuma, disjoin, deskman, decision, design, diegueno, digoxin, dadaism, dietician, dagame, dasheen, disney, deism, deign, discina, dawson, dicksonia, dysomia, dissuasion, dagon, doeskin, Dutch Guiana, dusicyon, deaccession, dioxin, daisy chain, decennium, diazonium, djinni, dkm, disunion, dysosmia, dodgson, dexone, dodecagon, dutchman, daisy-chain, dismay, dodgem, dijon, Day Jessamine, dioecian, disown, dot com, diocesan, deacon, dudgeon, daikon, djinny, dogma, dagan, dozen, discussion, day game, dig in, dot-com, da gamma.

Hyponym for Dizen:

• v.

  • body
    fancy up, tog up, fig up, rig out, get up, gussy up, overdress, dress up, trick out, trick up, deck out, prink, fig out, attire, deck up, tog out.