Gown and Jacket

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

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Jacket and gown are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Jacket" instead a verb "Gown".

Nearby Words: gowned, gowning

Jacket verb - Put a jacket on.

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Gown and jacket are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gown" instead a verb "Jacket".

Nearby Words: jack, jacketed, jacketing

sweet	sweet gown	sweet jacket
fancy	fancy gown	fancy jacket
old	old gown	old jacket
nice	nice gown	nice jacket
Other adjectives: long, normal, short, formal, tight, silver, light, simple, large, loose, blue, black, famous, white, fluffy, new, different, pink, low-cut, purple.

In this case it's less of a "lend" and more of a "there's no chance in hell I'm going out there with nothing but a paper gown on, so hand that jacket over or I'll smack you."

Source: You Must Be Cold
Burn Notice: In "Better Halves", Fi gets angry with Michael when he rips the skirt of her expensive new gown and uses it (along with his tuxedo jacket) to create a ladder to get them off a hotel balcony.

Source: Bedsheet Ladder

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