Garb is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GARB in dictionary:

VERB:
• to clothe
• dress in distinctive clothes
• To clothe; array; deck.
• provide with clothes or put clothes on
• clothe
NOUN:
• clothing, especially of a distinctive or special kind
• a sheaf of wheat.
• Clothing in general.
• The whole dress or suit of clothes worn by any person, especially when indicating rank or office; as, the garb of a clergyman or a judge.
• Costume; fashion; as, the garb of a gentleman in the 16th century.
• External appearance, as expressive of the feelings or character; looks; fashion or manner, as of speech.
• A sheaf of grain (wheat, unless otherwise specified).
• clothing of a distinctive style or for a particular occasion
• clothes

Words related to GARB

clothes12 garbed10 garbing11 garbless11 garbs8

How to use GARB in a sentence

• He admired genius and virtue in whatever garb they appeared.
• In this garb he proceeded along the banks of the Euphrates, filled with despair, and secretly accusing Providence, which thus continued to persecute him with unremitting severity.
• But I forbear to dwell any longer on a matter which has hitherto worn too loose a garb to admit even of an accurate inspection of its real shape or tendency.
• First, then, they voted that he should always appear even in the city itself wearing the triumphal garb and should sit in his chair of state everywhere except at festivals.
• The occupants of the body of the hall were mostly sailors, but among whom were a considerable number of men, who seemed by their garb to be broken-down soldiers and adventurers.
• Choti avowed that he had to make love to his girl models to induce them to pose in the altogether, for money would not make them adopt the garb of Venus.
• Baubie saw her familiar garb again with joy, and put it on with keen satisfaction.
• The student of English literature he aims to interest by giving him, in modern garb, the most ancient epic of our race.
• A stout man, in an ecclesiastical garb, went to fifteen.
• Diamonds of enormous size flashed upon his garb and his hands.
• They are dressed in the costume of some remote time, and near them sits an old priest, FATHER HART, in the garb of a friar.
• I, myself, happening to be in Rome a few years before his death, often spoke to him and observed him with astonishment as he took his walks about the city clad in strange garb.
• A little later, when clothed in his accustomed garb, with his tall hat, which he seldom omitted from his costume, Mr.
• How many a church-member carries under a garb of piety a soul filled with abominations, no human scrutiny can tell.
• Here the girls quickly slipped into winter garb, until called to the banquet hall for service.
• In this garb he intended to go forth and take a parting look at objects that had been familiar to him from his youth.
• A figure in a simpler garb than that of my guide, but of similar fashion, was standing motionless near the threshold.
• Like the other, he expresses the moving, lowly god, the god of the low, broad forehead and peasant garb, that his people bears within it.
• The garter was, indeed, originally the most important emblem of the entire garb.
• On its platform, stands A lovely woman in the simple garb Worn by the early Quakers.
• Amazement at the uncouth garb and singular address of Lady Maclaughlan was seldom unmixed with terror at the stern imperious manner that accompanied all her actions.
• A few Americans were there in the ugly garb of their country, a blot on the picture.
• His interest in the trials was mostly ended now and he returned to the dressing rooms, where he donned his ordinary garb and then rejoined his fellows.

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