wear
/wɛr/
verbnounwear
You wEAR clothes on your EARth-walking body—WEAR has EAR in it.
Yes, it's wear. Remember the vowel team: WEAR = w + EAR (sounds like “air”).
Definitions
- verbto have clothing, shoes, or accessories on your body
- verbto use something so much that it becomes damaged or thinner over time
- nounclothing (often used in compounds like sportswear or outerwear)
- noundamage caused by use over time (as in wear and tear)
Examples
- “I will wear my raincoat if it starts to pour.”
- “These boots can wear out quickly if you run on rough pavement every day.”
- “The jacket showed signs of wear along the cuffs.”
Synonyms
put ondonusesporthave on
Antonyms
removetake off
Translations
ES usar (ropa); llevar puesto; desgastePT usar (roupa); vestir; desgasteFR porter (des vêtements) ; usure
Common misspellings
werwareweerwairwhearweirwaerwea r
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