Results for: dressed in a gown
English English
gown worn to bed, nightshirt, nightgown, sleepwearnightdress
half-dressed, partially nude, partially undressed, half naked, state of partial undressseminude
having a specific type of face or number of faces (i.e. wide-faced, two-faced); covered, coated; smoothed, dressed (about the surface of a stone)faced
hospital gownjohnny
humble, unpretentious, unassuming; moderate; simple, limited; decent or appropriate in thought or dress; not provocatively dressed, not overtly sexual, reasonable, shymodest
indicates a place, indicates a state, indicates after, indicates how somebody is dressed, indicates how something is expressed, indicates subject areain
informally dressed, not ready for table, untreated, without a bandage, without clothes, without dressingundressed
large stuffed figure in the form of a man which is used to frighten birds away from crops, object for scaring birds away, poorly dressed person, something frightening but not dangerousscarecrow
long Japanese robe which is worn by both men and women; dressing gown, long robe which is fastened with a belt, traditional Japanese garment, Western garmentkimono
male performer dressed as womandrag queen
man gown wearer, man who wears a gown to indicate its profession or officegownsman
man who dressed like a woman, man who acted like a woman (among the North American Indians), Native American cross-dresserberdache
meager, overused so no longer convincing, shabbily dressed, worn away to reveal threads, ragged, frayed, shabbythreadbare
naked, not dressedunclad
nightgown, gown worn to bedbedgown
 

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