What is another word for dressing gowns?
Pronunciation:
[ dɹˈɛsɪŋ ɡˈa͡ʊnz], [ dɹˈɛsɪŋ ɡˈaʊnz], [ d_ɹ_ˈɛ_s_ɪ_ŋ ɡ_ˈaʊ_n_z]
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Similar words for dressing gowns:
Synonyms for Dressing gowns:
n.
• clothing (plural) (noun)- raincoats,
- windbreakers,
- burnooses,
- shorts,
- garbs,
- duds,
- kilts,
- petticoats,
- pajamas,
- ensembles,
- berets,
- panties,
- housecoats,
- Habits,
- garments,
- headdresses,
- blue jeans,
- halters,
- jackets,
- caftans,
- trimmings,
- capes,
- suits,
- vestures,
- topcoats,
- slickers,
- chemises,
- nightgowns,
- bowlers,
- Ponchos,
- pillboxes,
- jumpers,
- evening gowns,
- Stetsons,
- overcoats,
- skirts,
- crinolines,
- smocks,
- tunics,
- sweat suits,
- frocks,
- tuxedoes,
- bonnets,
- corsets,
- dinner jackets,
- mackintoshes,
- pinafores,
- saris,
- slacks,
- fedoras,
- Afghans,
- bathrobes,
- sports coats,
- vestments,
- blouses,
- t-shirts,
- trousers,
- camisoles,
- pea coats,
- robes,
- brassieres,
- stockings,
- hats,
- coats,
- Jerseys,
- turtle-necks,
- wrappers,
- pyjamas,
- dresses,
- Scarves,
- Boots,
- wraps,
- blazers,
- outfits,
- shoes,
- furs,
- cloaks,
- pants,
- costumes,
- trench coats,
- sweaters,
- parkas,
- v-necks,
- smoking jackets,
- pull-overs,
- sweat shirts,
- greatcoats,
- shirts,
- kimonos,
- Doublets,
- shawls,
- gowns,
- sarongs,
- apparels.
How to use "Dressing gowns" in context?
What is a dressing gown?
A dressing gown is a robe-type garment that is typically worn to bed as a coverlet or nightgown. Created as a general-purpose garment to wear outdoors, most dressing gowns today are designed to be worn indoors as a comfortable nightgown. When necessary, dressing gowns can also be used as a general-purpose robe.
How did dressing gowns evolve?
The history of dressing gowns is a long and winding one. Originally, dressing gowns were meant to be worn as a clothing item outdoors.
Homophones for Dressing gowns:
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