My Weird List of “Clothing” Verbs

In my book I wrote:

Red socks(You can sock or belt someone. I wonder if there are any other clothing words, like skirt, that mean to do something unrelated to clothing . . . you know, verbs. I’m going to make a list on my website. You can help me.)

How about you come up with some other clothing verbs. They can be real or made up. Just put them in your comment. Here’s my example to get you started:

collar: arrest a suspect

“All the evidence pointed to Kevin ‘The Welcher’ as the guilty one, so Detective Armack collared him and brought him to the police station.”

(Det. Armack is me…get it? R. Mack…)

Now it’s your turn. Got any ideas? (Gimme your verb, definition and a sentence…like I did above.)

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  1. Boot… like to give someone the boot.ok im gonna sit in the corner for 15 minutes now cause no one understands what the heck i am talking about…

  2. OH GOSH! I JUST REALIZED THAT I DID IT WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I DID BODY PARTSSSSSS! SORRY< MACK!

  3. Pant? Pant leg, I mean. Foot, as in, a foot long. Lip, like, an edge or rim, hip, like, the projecting part of each side of the body formed by the side of the pelvis and the upper part of the femur and the flesh covering them, and like, “I am HIP, bro.”.
    tongue. Well, tongue is a part of a human, and an analogous organ in invertebrate animals, so it sort of counts. 🙂

  4. hi cheesie the clothing verbs are cool. maybe u could put shirted it could mean scared or something. I LOVE UR BOOKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! they are amazing. right now i am on book 2 it is really good so far.

  5. dart, a pointed line in sewing, and darting is running
    elbow, the elbow area, a karate of taekwondo elbow
    patch, flies, heel, knee, strap, train, tuck, vent are others.

  6. Underwear:1.underestimating what people wear.
    I underweared you, your clothes look amazing.

    2.wearing something under your clothes.
    I will underwear today.

  7. Hi, Cheesie. You came up with some wonderful ideas. I look up to you as an author. By the way, collar: good one. How about band, like June probably puts in her hair.

  8. Tie: I will tie my brother up.
    Shoe: I will shoo the flies away.
    Ring: The phone rings a lot.

  9. Shoo(shoe). To escort someone or something away. I will now shoo my brother out of my room because he is messing with my stuff,

    1. That’s a good one! I asked my dad and he said shoo/shoe are homophones, which means they sound alike, but have different meanings.

    1. But I already wrote that one in my book.
      See at the top of this page.

      (You can sock or belt someone. I wonder if there are any other clothing words, like skirt, that mean to do something unrelated to clothing . . . you know, verbs. I’m going to make a list on my website. You can help me.)

  10. skirt is like i skirt around the feild shirt would probably mean well you know pants is Hey everybody i just pantsed Alisson

    1. Excellent! (A ring isn’t exactly “clothing,” but CLOSE ENOUGH for me.) I would NEVER have thought of that one.

    1. Good going, Tom. I think you just “tied” RustyJ for my Comment Champ of the Week (if such an honor actually existed).

    1. Excellent. RustyJ, you’d be a “shoe-in” [get it?] for my Comment Champ of the Week (if such an honor actually existed).

  11. *Head: You can head someone with your head
    *Butt: You can butt someone with your butt

    1. You can head a ball in soccer. Good one!
      And you can give someone a head butt! Two good ones!
      EXCEPT…neither “head” nor “butt” are articles of clothing! These belong on my weird body parts page!

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