dressing up in English
dressing nicely, wearing formal clothes
Use "dressing up" in a sentence
1. Accessorizing: as in trapping, dressing up
2. Dressing up don't fill empty noddle.
3. Dressing up doesn't fill an empty noddle.
4. You've been, dressing up and fighting people?
5. Dressing up matching colours to his name
6. She loved dressing up and wearing priceless jewels.
7. The children enjoy dressing up in Mother's old clothes.
8. This versatile Boilersuit is perfect for dressing up or down
9. I explored with actually dressing up as the celebrities myself.
10. I caught those little/young rascals dressing up in my clothes.
11. 100 roses, champagne, ring, and even dressing up as a delivery guy.
12. We've been doing nothing but argue since Tomeo started dressing up like that...
13. Is there anything in the dressing-up box that looks like dragon skin?
14. He's dressing up as the Lincoln Imp; the original imp is a carving in Lincoln cathedral.
15. Instead she advocated a return to elegance ... dressing-up in the widest, and often wildest, sense.
16. Blondi is a very social mini horse, who loves people and dressing up for the holidays
17. Thanks to the Balmacaan, the warmth of a long coat need not be limited to dressing up.
18. Dressing up your sofas and sectionals with throw Blankets for housewarming or get-togethers will add instant visual flair
19. The dress is particularly ideal for trans-seasonal wear, and also for dressing up with accessories for socialising after work.
20. Such dressing up already sapid can allow student again very the twist movement of the waist that sees a drill clearly.
21. Bride and groom, Allison and Jacob wanted to marry their love of dressing up with the tradition of exchanging Corsages and boutonnieres by creating a playful and lasting take on an actual flower
22. 10 As mayor, he was chief pedagogue, urging bogotanos not to run red lights, dump litter or beat their wives, sometimes dressing up as "Super Citizen" in spandex to get the message across.