garb|garbs in English
noun
[gɑrb /gɑːb]
outfit, manner of dress, costume; clothing
Use "garb|garbs" in a sentence
1. Blown Pepillo Berryings irruptively, he garbs his rutherfordium very intrepidly
2. He wore the garb of a general.
3. Involved or used in ceremonies: Ceremonial garb.
4. Help me to remove this mourning garb.
5. Dr Zyphur's garb was, however, no provocative fashion statement.
6. Cutthroat's Garb is a body armour base type
7. It's actually in the Japanese case, they'll switch from traditional Japanese garb to western style garb as the occasion demands, the kind of situati on they're in.
8. Cadaverous Garb is an item set that contains 5 pieces
9. Objections have arisen to Catholic nuns teaching in religious garb.
10. He wore the garb of a scout, not a general.
11. Amateur video posted online showed bloody, presumably dead individuals in civilian garb.
12. This lawful process coincidentally clothes life in a spiritual looking garb.
13. She doffs her garb worn under fire And wears again female attire.
14. Their Name, their Garb, and Work did so intoxicate and bewitch me.
15. That is why, years later, he adopted the loincloth as his garb.
16. She doffs her garb worn under fire and wears again female attire.
17. For women of some sections of the society, Burqas are the traditional garb
18. Japanese woman wearing western style garb, seated at a western style sewing machine.
19. Historically, the Cassock was the street garb of a person in clerical orders
20. Most are wearing this strange garb with patterns that look somewhat like a zebra.
21. Later, in their characteristic garb, they presented a fine demonstration of folk dancing.
22. Whether a student or a teacher, standard dress for scholars was clerical garb.
23. For three days the Pope kept him waiting, barefoot and in penitential garb.
24. Rather, the emphasis was placed on philosophy, theology, church law, ritual and external garb.
25. The objective was to determine how well the improved garb will keep the astronauts warm.