Undress is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNDRESS in dictionary:

VERB:
• to take off clothing
• take the clothes off (someone else)
• take off clothes from (oneself or another)
• To divest of clothes; to strip.
• To divest of ornaments to disrobe.
• To take the dressing, or covering, from; as, to undress a wound.
• get undressed
• remove (someone\'s or one\'s own) clothes
• take off one's clothes
NOUN:
• the state of being naked or only partially clothed
• ordinary clothing or uniform, as opposed to that worn on ceremonial occasions
• A loose, negligent dress; ordinary dress, as distinguished from full dress.
• An authorized habitual dress of officers and soldiers, but not full-dress uniform.
• partial or complete nakedness
ADJECTIVE:
• characterized by or requiring informal or normal working dress or uniform

Words related to UNDRESS

disrobe10 unapparel13 undressed11 undresses10 undressing12 undrest8

How to use UNDRESS in a sentence

• She began to undress at last there in the moonlight.
• Vertrees drew a long breath, as if a burden were off her mind, and, smiling, began to undress in a gentle reverie.
• She shook her reverie from her, as though it had been a black veil full of stars, and began to undress.
• Another time, when Cecily came down to undress, she bent over me as I lay in the lower berth with unusual solicitude.
• At about that hour I assisted him to undress, and left him in his slippers and dressing-gown.
• Wherefore I make haste to undress, so much so that I often feel quite ill from it.
• One sailor remained with her, striving to persuade her to undress and try to swim ashore.
• Adam took her to her room and made her undress and get into bed, taking care that the room was well lighted both by sunshine and lamps.
• Joe worked feverishly, and came home late at night too tired almost to undress himself.
• First came a middle-aged, athletic man, in the naval undress of a Captain of the new States.
• A warm room in which to dress and undress is also absolutely necessary.
• It was with difficulty that she reached her cell, and then in so exhausted a state, that sometimes, as she avowed later, it took her quite an hour to undress.
• She tells us that after this treat they went home in almost delirious ecstasy, actually forgetting to undress themselves before going to bed.
• She was standing by the dim fire, trying to gather up sufficient energy to undress, when a quiet step came cautiously along the passage, followed by a low tap at her door.
• Nevill had not begun to undress, when Stephen knocked at his door.
• Long practice enabled them to undress with great swiftness.
• Starting as if to undress, he paused, appeared to remember something left neglected, and hastened from his room, purposely leaving the door more than half-way ajar.
• Cleary saw what seemed to be the shadow of Sam, pale, haggard, and emaciated, sitting in a shabby undress uniform before a large deal table.
• I was to undress immediately, crawl in between the sheets, and she would call a doctor.
• We were sleepy, but having ordered warming-pans which might stalk in at any moment, we could not well begin to undress until they had been produced and manipulated.
• To dress and to undress is almost her whole business in private, and the servants take advantage of her negligence to increase expense.
• At length the maiden, taking the flowers out of her hair, got upon the bed and knelt down to undress herself.
• From the space beneath he removed a neatly folded pile of clothes, laid these on the bed, and began to undress.
• At last she started up with a confused sense of wasted time and began to undress mechanically, trying to concentrate her thoughts the while on the problem that faced her.
• After they reached the house they could hardly be persuaded to undress.
• And now, from a door of the palace, not far distant, came striding a notable figure, tall and stalwart, in the undress uniform of a Prussian General.
• If she stayed she would not have the courage to undress for a long, long time.
• The regiment will meet on the parade ground in undress.
• When he was on the point of blowing out the candle, however, he reflected that if he did so she would have to undress in the dark, and so he waited.
• Giles helped Charles to undress, for Charles was so helpless he did not know how to undress himself.
• The lid slipped out of his hand, and, without trying to undress, he let himself fall just as he was into the bedclothes.
• The other girls were in an advanced state of undress, intent on getting out as quickly as they could.

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