had on
Sported, as clothing
Had on is the past tense of have on, meaning to be wearing: She had on a red dress.
It also means to be teasing or deceiving someone: You're putting me on—no, I swear, I had you on for a minute there.
In British usage, to have something on means to have plans: I had nothing on that evening.
Misled by cunning
- fooledLed to believe falsely
- dupedDeceived into believing
- connedDeceived for gain
- misledCaused to believe falsely
hoodwinked · bamboozled · swindled · cheated · scammed · defrauded · gulled · beguiled
Personal garments collectively
- clothingBody coverings worn daily
- garmentsArticles of clothing
- outfitSet of clothes worn together
- ensembleUnified group or outfit
dress · garb · apparel · uniform · gear · threads · wardrobe · vestments
Identity-concealing alteration
- masqueradeDeceptive act or costume party
- getupInformal term for attire
- dress-upPlay involving costumes
- outfitSet of clothes worn together
garb · wig · mask · makeup · prosthetics · transformation · character · impersonation
tricked
Misled by cunning
misled · hoodwinked · bamboozled · swindled · cheated · scammed · defrauded · gulled · beguiled · suckered
attire
Personal garments collectively
ensemble · dress · garb · apparel · uniform · gear · threads · wardrobe · vestments · duds
disguise
Identity-concealing alteration
- masqueradeDeceptive act or costume party
- getupInformal term for attire
- dress-upPlay involving costumes
outfit · garb · wig · mask · makeup · prosthetics · transformation · character · impersonation · cosplay
cotton
Plant fiber for textiles
linen · polyester · velvet · leather · tweed · chiffon · lace · satin · flannel · corduroy