apparels
Sayuh-PA-ruhlz/əˈpæ.ɹəlz/
- 1Third-person singular simple present of apparel.
The wardrobe mistress apparels every actor before the curtain rises.
Autumn apparels the hillside in shades of amber and rust.
Note
A transitive verb form that always needs an object: someone or something apparels a person, an expedition, a hillside. The same spelling serves as the plural of the countable noun, so the apparels on an alb are embroidered ornaments, not an action. To tell them apart, read the slot. Between a subject and an object it is the verb. After an article or a number it is the noun.
apparels is a form of apparel
apparel, verb: To dress or clothe someone; to attire. Full entry
- Forms
- apparelapparels he/she/it
- Spelling
- apparel → apparels: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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