Full+dress
11full dress — full′ dress′ n. 1) clo the formal attire customarily worn in the evening 2) clo a ceremonial style of dress • Etymology: 1755–65 …
12Full dress — (engl.), Gesellschaftsanzug …
13full dress — noun uncount a soldier s formal uniform worn on special occasions …
14full dress — n. formal clothes worn on important or ceremonial occasions; esp., formal evening clothes …
15full-dress — adjective 1. suitable for formal occasions formal wear a full dress uniform dress shoes • Syn: ↑dress • Similar to: ↑formal 2. (of an occasion) requiring formal clothes …
16full dress — noun (U) special clothes worn for official occasions and ceremonies: officers in full battle dress full dress adjective see also: evening dress, morning dress …
17full-dress — adjective Date: 1761 involving attention to every detail in preparation or execution < a full dress rehearsal > < a full dress investigation > …
18full dress — N UNCOUNT Someone who is in full dress is wearing all the clothes needed for a ceremony or formal occasion. ...full dress uniform …
19full-dress — /ˈfʊl drɛs/ (say fool dres) adjective 1. denoting, relating to, or requiring full dress: a full dress occasion. 2. formal and of some importance …
20full-dress — /fool dres /, adj. 1. formal and complete in all details: a full dress uniform. 2. done or presented completely or thoroughly. [1755 65] * * * …
