Drape
Gown
Gown verb - To outfit with clothes and especially fine or special clothes.
Usage example: a Renaissance portrait of a queen gowned in exotic silks and satins
Drape and gown are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drape" instead the word "Gown" as a verb or a noun.
Nearby Words: gowned, gowning
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Visual Pun: In "For the First Time in Forever", the second verse starts "Tonight imagine me, gown and all/fetchingly draped against the wall," as Anna approaches a nearby drape, twirls, wraps herself up in it, and then dramatically leans against the column, and hits herself with the drawstring.
Source: Disney / Frozen
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