Habit and Jacket

Habit

Habit verb - To outfit with clothes and especially fine or special clothes.

Usage example: his exclusive clothing store had habited the town's upper crust for as long as anyone could remember

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

Nearby Words: habitual, habitually, habited, habitus, habitue

Jacket verb - Put a jacket on.

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

Nearby Words: jack, jacketed, jacketing

old	old habit	old jacket
good	good habit	good jacket
long	long habit	long jacket
distinctive	distinctive habit	distinctive jacket
Other adjectives: similar, usual, regular, simple, heavy, filthy, big, blue, little, bad, famous, white, new, occasional.

Character Tics: Bane has a habit of holding the lapels of his jacket open like a very dapper gentleman, even when he's not wearing lapels or even a jacket.

Source: Film / The Dark Knight Rises
Unnecessary Roughness: Since hooking up with AJ, she developed a habit of removing her leather jacket and whipping the opponent with it during matches.

Source: Wrestling / Tamina Snuka
In Arakawa Under the Bridge, there's a scene in which Sister (an incredibly tall and well-built mercenary dressed in a nun's habit) attacks a man who reaches inside their jacket for a business card.

Source: Shoot Him, He Has a Wallet!

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