clothing

[kloh-thing]

noun

1. garments collectively; clothes; clothes; raiment; apparel.

2. a covering.

clothing

/ ˈkləʊðɪŋ /

noun

1. garments collectively

2. something that covers or clothes

Word History and Origins

Origin of clothing¹

First recorded in 1150–1200; Middle English; clothe + -ing ¹

Idioms and Phrases

see wolf in sheep's clothing.

Example Sentences

During this time, attendees can shop for clothing, accessories and art from Indigenous designers and makers at a host of curated pop-ups.

From Los Angeles Times

Bellerin acknowledges that some essentials like clothing, food and travel are necessary and enrich our lives.

From BBC

She describes a swag gap as being when "two people in a relationship don't see eye-to-eye in terms of aesthetics, clothing and maybe lifestyle".

From BBC

For example, the Saudi General Authority of Media Regulation issued new rules for social media creators mandating their adherence to modest clothing guidelines and prohibiting inappropriate language and flaunting wealth.

From Salon

The plaza hosts clothing stores and beauty salons, catering for weddings and other special occasions.

From BBC