v. 1 be dressed in; 2 have on one's person
The twins were both wearing red clothes.
The twins were both wearing red clothes.
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Why were the student wearing yellow surgical masks in their video about the bypass project?
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What is another reason the horse might be wearing a hat?
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Why are the giraffes wearing party hats?
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How does Sandra say she feels when she is wearing her ugly blue sweater?
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Which student was wearing a tie?
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What was the President wearing when KC and Marshall found him?
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What were Jack and Annie wearing when they traveled to the ice age?
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The chambermaid was dressed in black and wearing a mobcap.
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Why was Wanda Weathers wearing a dress that looked like a blueprint?
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What is HiLo wearing when D.J. first meets him?
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Who was wearing skates in the animal show?
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How did Nancy's friend Bree say she was wearing her hair?
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What was she wearing when she gave the fox some food?
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Who spoke up about the Emperor not wearing anything?
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clothing; be dressed in; clothed in
take off
2 syllables
wear-ing
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