Wears is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WEARS in dictionary:

VERB:
• exhibit or present (a particular facial expression or appearance)
• (of a ship) fly (a flag)
• damage, erode, or destroy by friction or use
• undergo damage, erosion, or destruction as a result of friction or use
• form (a hole, path, etc.) by constant friction or use
• withstand continued use or life in a specified way
• pass (a period of time) in some activity
• tolerate; accept
• bring (a ship) about by turning its head away from the wind
• have (something) on one's body as clothing, decoration, or protection
• habitually have on one's body or be dressed in
• have (one's hair or beard) at a specified length or arranged in a specified style
NOUN:
• clothing suitable for a particular purpose or of a particular type
• the wearing of something or the state of being worn as clothing
• damage or deterioration sustained from continuous use
• the capacity for withstanding continuous use without damage or deterioration

Words related to WEARS

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How to use WEARS in a sentence

• He wears his new boots and shoes for three days before they are given to his master.
• When he wears them all, as he sometimes does, on great occasions, his front from his neck to his waist is covered with pearls netted like a chain armor.
• The upland plain, stretching inward from the coast, wears a different character.
• If November wears such a mantle, London, during that sober month, must furnish a good idea of the gloom of Hades.
• Up stairs and down you run, as for a race, And each man wears three nations in his face.
• A cook in one instance, wears a cap not unlike the tiara of the monarch, except that it is plain, and is not surmounted by an apex or peak.
• But oh, I have so longed for pretty things such as Rachel wears Why is it wrong to love bright colours and soft fabrics? I will not believe it is.
• The captain wears a sash or some other distinguishing mark.
• The novelty of dress soon wears off, and the more immediate pleasures of eating, drinking, and keeping company, as it is termed, take the lead.
• In the summer time a laboring man hardly ever wears a coat at all.
• Honor the uniform? No, spit on it! Make it a shame and a reproach until a worker who wears it will not dare to show his face among decent working people.
• This sort of thing wears very well, warm and quiet.
• Each of the two wears around the neck a collar marked with the letters SS.
• Louis Napoleon wears a long beard and heavy mustache.
• On his head he wears the square cap of the doctors and the clerks, and his dominant expression, somewhat rigid and severe, is that of a physician and a scholar.
• Livermore wears on her third finger a plain gold ring which has a touching history.
• Gradually as time passes this force of desire wears out, but only at the cost of terrible suffering for the man, because to him every day seems as a thousand years.
• She is blackened all over with charcoal and wears a long petticoat reaching below her knees.
• She paints her face in the Chinese fashion and wears beautiful Chinese clothes in her own home.
• Hans Sachs, you see, wears a furred robe, and presses a book to his breast.
• Another is a French woman who wears the Croix de Guerre with the palm.
• He wears a stubby moustache, and looks more the prosperous horseman than the typical farmer.

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