Clothing (Basic)

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Feminine noun referring to a button-down shirt.

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Masculine noun, often pluralized in English but singular in French when referring to one pair.

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Feminine noun for dress.

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Feminine noun for skirt.

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Feminine noun; usually used in the plural.

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Feminine noun for sock.

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Takes a -x in the plural (-eau ending).

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Short for pull-over, masculine noun.

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Borrowed English word, masculine.

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Masculine noun taking -x in the plural.

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Masculine noun for winter hat or beanie.

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Feminine noun starting with a mute h/vowel, hence l'.

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Masculine noun, often used in the plural.

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Feminine noun for jacket.

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Masculine noun for a man's suit.

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Feminine noun for necktie.

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Masculine noun, borrowed from English.

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Masculine noun.

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Feminine noun, usually plural.

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Plural-only feminine noun in this context.

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Feminine noun for belt.

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Plural-only feminine noun.

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Regular -er verb meaning to wear or to carry.

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Irregular third-group verb meaning to put or to put on.

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Often used as a reflexive verb: s'habiller (to get dressed).