drest

[drest]

verb

Obsolete.

1. a simple past tense and past participle of dress.

Example Sentences

Digital styling games like Drest, owned by Farfetch, the digital marketplace-turned-conglomerate, which offers the ability to play with hundreds of digital outfits, many also available IRL.

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“Drest” Launch date: 2019 Mobile Free with in-app purchases Quick look: Merging gaming, news and entertainment, this fashion app turns the player into a stylist who not only plays with luxe looks but also can make real-life purchases.

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Members of Congress: “little mannikins, shrewd, gabby, drest in black, hopping about, making motions, amendments.”

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The quote from Blake might be bookended by one from Walt Whitman, who wrote that “whoever walks a furlong without sympathy walks to his own funeral drest in his shroud.”

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But Drest is a ferocious heroine, and after finding a wounded knight left behind by the enemy, she conjures a plan to travel to Faintree Castle and exchange the knight for her family before they’re hanged.

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