robe's

Loose garment's feature

Robe's is the possessive form of robe, a loose outer garment.

A robe can be a bathrobe worn at home, a ceremonial garment worn by judges or clergy, or formal academic dress: The judge's robe's hem was frayed.

The word also applies to any long flowing garment: the robe's silk lining.

garment

wearer

One who dons something

  • sleeveGarment's arm portion
  • hemFolded garment edge
  • fabricWoven or knit material

collar · sash · belt · pocket · hood · lining · closure · embroidery · train · length

ceremonial

judge

One who decides

  • graduateOne who earned degree
  • clergyOrdained religious officials collectively
  • choirOrganized group of singers

academic · magistrate · coronation · investiture · ritual · dignity · procession · commencement · vestment · regalia

religious

priest

One who performs sacraments

  • monkCloistered religious devotee
  • nunHebrew alphabet's fourteenth
  • bishopDiocesan clergy head

pope · imam · rabbi · vestment · cassock · habit · altar · sanctuary · pulpit · prayer

bathrobe

bathroom

Room for hygiene

  • showerWater spray for bathing
  • spaTherapeutic wellness facility
  • towelAbsorbent fabric for drying

morning · lounging · hotel · poolside · terrycloth · fleece · plush · waffle · monogram · guest

Opposites
possession/attribution

robe'swearer's

Of one dressed in

owner's · person's · bearer's · body's · user's

garment fit

robe'sbodysuit

Close-fitting one-piece garment

leotard · wetsuit · spandex · skinny jeans · tights

formality/context of wear

robe'sstreetwear

Skate and hip-hop clothing

workwear · activewear · uniform · everyday attire · business suit

Phrases
Family

robe, robes, robed, disrobe, disrobes, disrobed, wardrobe, wardrobes

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G