Open English Wordnet
Nouns
(n)dress, frocka one-piece garment for a woman; has skirt and bodice (n)attire, garb, dressclothing of a distinctive style or for a particular occasion“formal attire”,
“battle dress” (n)apparel, wearing apparel, dress, clothesclothing in general“she was refined in her choice of apparel”,
“he always bought his clothes at the same store”,
“fastidious about his dress” Verbs
(v)dress, get dressedput on clothes“we had to dress quickly”,
“dress the patient”,
“Can the child dress by herself?” (v)dressput a finish on“dress the surface smooth” (v)dress, dress updress in a certain manner“She dresses in the latest Paris fashion”,
“he dressed up in a suit and tie” (v)preen, primp, plume, dressdress or groom with elaborate care“She likes to dress when going to the opera” (v)dress, dress outkill and prepare for market or consumption“dress a turkey” (v)trim, garnish, dressdecorate (food), as with parsley or other ornamental foods (v)dressput a dressing on“dress the salads” (v)dresscut down rough-hewn (lumber) to standard thickness and width (v)dressconvert into leather“dress the tanned skins” (v)dressapply a bandage or medication to“dress the victim's wounds” (v)dress, groom, currygive a neat appearance to“groom the dogs”,
“dress the horses” Adjectives
(s)full-dress, dresssuitable for formal occasions“a full-dress uniform”,
“dress shoes” (s)dress, full-dress(of an occasion) requiring formal clothes“a dress dinner”,
“a full-dress ceremony”