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Clothes and accessories – English vocabulary

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26 English words with meanings: boots, bracelet, button, cap, casual… Study them with flashcards, quizzes and AI speaking practice on OpenQuiz.

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Word list

  1. boots /bu:ts/ (noun) — strong shoes that cover the foot and ankle
    Example: I wore boots in the snow.
    Synonyms: sturdy shoes, ankle boots
  2. bracelet /'breɪslət/ (noun) — a ring of jewelry worn around the wrist
    Example: She wore a silver bracelet.
    Synonyms: bangle, wristlet
  3. button /'bʌtn/ (noun) — a small round piece used to fasten clothing
    Example: One button is missing from my shirt.
    Synonyms: fastener, snap
  4. cap /kæp/ (noun) — a soft hat with a visor
    Example: He wore a cap to keep the sun out of his eyes.
    Synonyms: hat, baseball cap
  5. casual /'kæʒuəl/ (adjective) — comfortable and not formal
    Example: She chose a casual outfit for the party.
    Synonyms: informal, relaxed
  6. clothes /kləʊðz/ (noun) — Things people wear to cover their body.
    Example: Her clothes were wet from the rain.
    Synonyms: clothing, garments
  7. collar /'kɒlə/ (noun) — the part of a shirt or coat that goes around the neck
    Example: His shirt had a stiff collar.
    Synonyms: neckband, lapel
  8. designer label /dɪ'zaɪnə 'leɪbəl/ (noun) — A well-known brand name on expensive clothes.
    Example: She bought a designer label dress.
    Synonyms: brand name, luxury brand
  9. dresses (well) /'drɛsɪz wɛl/ (phrase) — wears clothes in a neat and attractive way
    Example: He dresses well for interviews.
    Synonyms: dresses neatly, is well dressed
  10. haircut /'hɛr,kʌt/ (noun) — the way someone's hair is cut and styled
    Example: I got a short haircut yesterday.
    Synonyms: hair style, trim
  11. navy blue /,neɪvi 'blu:/ (adjective) — a very dark blue color
    Example: She wore a navy blue dress.
    Synonyms: dark blue, deep blue
  12. pink /pɪŋk/ (adjective) — a light red color
    Example: Her shirt is pink.
    Synonyms: light red, rose
  13. pocket /'pɒkɪt/ (noun) — a small sewn opening in clothes for carrying things
    Example: He kept his keys in his pocket.
    Synonyms: pouch, compartment
  14. pointed /'pɔɪntɪd/ (adjective) — having a sharp end that comes to a tip
    Example: Be careful of the pointed pencil.
    Synonyms: sharp, tapered
  15. purple /'pɝ:pəl/ (adjective) — a color made by mixing red and blue
    Example: She painted the wall purple.
    Synonyms: violet, lilac
  16. put sth on [put clothes on your body] /pʊt ɒn/ (phrase) — to place clothes on your body
    Example: She put on her shoes quickly.
    Synonyms: wear, dress in
  17. sleeve /sli:v/ (noun) — the part of a shirt or coat that covers the arm
    Example: The jacket has long sleeves.
    Synonyms: arm covering
  18. smart [well-dressed] /smɑ:rt/ (adjective) — neat, stylish, and well dressed
    Example: He looks smart in his new suit.
    Synonyms: neat, stylish, well dressed
  19. stripe /straɪp/ (noun) — a long narrow line of color
    Example: The shirt has a blue stripe.
    Synonyms: band, streak, line
  20. stylish /'staɪlɪʃ/ (adjective) — fashionable and attractive in appearance
    Example: She wore a stylish black coat.
    Synonyms: fashionable, trendy, smart
  21. suit n /su:t/ (noun) — a set of matching jacket and trousers worn for formal occasions
    Example: He wore a dark suit to the meeting.
    Synonyms: jacket and trousers, formal wear
  22. suit v /su:t/ (verb) — To look good on someone.
    Example: That blue shirt suits you well.
    Synonyms: look good on, fit, match
  23. sunglasses /'sʌn,ɡlæsɪz/ (noun) — Glasses with dark lenses that protect your eyes from bright light.
    Example: She wore sunglasses on the bright beach.
    Synonyms: shades, dark glasses
  24. sweater /'swetər/ (noun) — a warm knitted piece of clothing worn on the upper body
    Example: I wear a sweater when it is cold.
    Synonyms: jumper, pullover
  25. take sth off /teɪk ,sʌmθɪŋ ɒf/ (phrase) — to remove clothes from your body
    Example: Please take your shoes off at the door.
    Synonyms: remove, pull off
  26. undo /ʌn'du:/ (verb) — to open or loosen something that was fastened
    Example: Undo the button before you sit down.
    Synonyms: unfasten, open

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