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garb
/ ɡɑːb /
noun
- clothes, esp the distinctive attire of an occupation or profession
clerical garb
- style of dress; fashion
- external appearance, covering, or attire
verb
- tr to clothe or cover; attire
Derived Forms
- ˈgarbless, adjective
Other Words From
- garbless adjective
- under·garb noun
- un·garbed adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of garb1
Example Sentences
He filmed the new “Nosferatu” inside studios and outside castles in Eastern Europe, striving for authenticity in everything from 1830s peasant garb to retrograde psychological beliefs.
The city has designated the 17th of each month as Ohtani Day, meaning bank workers, taxi drivers and civil servants go to work in their Dodgers garb.
Many of the passengers were male, wearing "distinctive garb typically worn by Orthodox Jewish men" and had used the same handful of travel agencies to book their tickets, according to the DOT.
“This is the actual outfit I wore in the video,” she said of her “Hot to Go!” garb, panting a little under the hazy San Francisco sky.
In their distinctive turquoise and pink garb, they have frequently been the Games's unsung heroes, and could certainly be allowed a brief evening boogie.
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