Clothe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLOTHE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to provide with clothing
• put clothes on (oneself or someone); dress
• provide (someone) with clothes
• endow with a particular quality
• To put garments on; to cover with clothing; to dress.
• To provide with clothes; as, to feed and clothe a family; to clothe one\'s self extravagantly.
• Fig.: To cover or invest, as with a garment; as, to clothe one with authority or power.
• To wear clothes.
• provide with clothes or put clothes on
• furnish with power or authority; of kings or emperors
• cover as if with clothing
• put clothes on

Words related to CLOTHE

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How to use CLOTHE in a sentence

• I myself cannot look at the tabernacle work of our stalls without being reminded of the young pine forests which clothe the Hampshire moors.
• That leaves four shillings a week to feed and clothe three people.
• In both, the masses of ivy that clothe the ruins are given with wonderful truth and effect.
• This prodigious faculty renders useless, in part, the colors in which the timid species clothe themselves in order to confound themselves with lights or shadows.
• Our eyes are charmed with the masses of verdure that clothe its southern bank, alive with the flight of numerous birds.
• Then, with your basket-making you will be able to earn enough to clothe yourself in the future, and perhaps help others as well.
• Perry, and was able to clothe herself, and put something by in the bank.
• Rockefeller and clothe him with the attribute of permanence! With what amusing qualities I have endowed my laird of Skibo, philanthropist.
• It does not ride upon the tempest of religious disputes, nor clothe itself with the whirlwind of fanatical excitement.
• We consider a sheep for every person in the family as sufficient to clothe it, in addition to the cotton, hemp, and flax, which we raise ourselves.
• The trees of human minds clothe themselves in new and verdant robes, putting on leaves and blossoms and bearing spiritual fruits of the heavenly glad tidings.
• Each must so express and clothe his thought that it shall penetrate and take possession of the soul, and, having penetrated, must abide and stay.
• This appears very strange to us, for though Saint Elizabeth of Hungary used to wash and clothe beggars, we are surprised that Helen should do so, who was not a saint.
• Humanity cannot be interested in a personage of old time unless it clothe it in its own sentiments and in its own passions.
• Masonry and its kindred Orders teach men to love each other, feed the hungry, clothe the naked, comfort the sick, and bury the friendless dead.
• And look on the bones of thine ass, how we raise them, and afterwards clothe them with flesh.
• Even an angel wishing to be seen has to clothe himself in flesh.
• Let us feed and clothe the hungry and naked, gather children into schools and provide reading-rooms and decent homes for young men and women thrown alone upon the world.
• In this warm and watered France Nature would clothe the earth in a green robe which winter itself could not wholly drive away.
• Time and events have altered its shape only to clothe it with a richer significance.
• The amount still remaining could be paid to them every four months in order that they might clothe themselves.

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