Look up: Wardrobe

1. Wardrobe
   General name for the costume department, its staff, and the accommodation they occupy.
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2. wardrobe
   [n] - collection of costumes belonging to a theatrical company 2. [n] - collection of clothing belonging to one person 3. [n] - a tall piece of furniture that provides storage space for clothes
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3. wardrobe
   Financial department of the British royal household, originally a secure place for royal robes and other valuable items. As the Exchequer became a formal department of state, monarchs needed to...
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4. wardrobe
   Term used from the early 19thC for a large, freestanding cupboard with hanging space for clothes. In the 18thC, clothes were stored in presses.
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5. Wardrobe
   Ward'robe` noun [ Middle English warderobe , Old French warderobe , French garderobe ; of German origin. See Ward , transitive verb , and Robe .] 1. A room or apartment where clothes a...
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6. wardrobe
   noun a tall piece of furniture that provides storage space for clothes; has a door and rails or hooks for hanging clothes
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7. Wardrobe
   • (v. t.) Wearing apparel, in general; articles of dress or personal decoration. • (v. t.) A privy. • (v. t.) A room or apartment where clothes are kept, or wearing apparel is stored; a portable closet for hanging up clothes.
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8. Wardrobe
   in medieval English history, a department of the king`s household that became an office of state, enjoying in the 13th and early 14th centuries a ...
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9. wardrobe
   in furniture, a large cupboard, usually equipped with drawers, a mirror, and other devices, used for storing clothes.[1 related articles]
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10. Wardrobe
    A tall upright cabinet with a door or doors. Designed for storing clothing.
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11. Wardrobe
    Examine the costume requirements of a film, looking at the need for portraying accuracy and style of the period in which the film is set. They design, manufacture or adapt existing clothes fitting a film`s needs. Communication is needed with other departments such as makeup to ensure they don`t infr...
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12. Wardrobe
    Costuming. The clothes that are worn by performers in a film. Wardrobe is a term that refers to the department in charge of the requisite and germane dress for all films produced by a given studio. In some cases wardrobe facilities are independent of the studio framework. Responsibilities, regardles...
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13. WARDROBE
    A cupboard to hang clothes i
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14. Wardrobe
    (government) The `wardrobe`, along with the chamber, made up the personal part of medieval English government known as the king`s household. Its chief officer went under the title of `Master` or `Keeper` of the Great Wardrobe. As a result, the wardrobe often appropriated large funds from the ...
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15. Wardrobe
    :Armoire redirects here. See also Armoire desk. A `wardrobe`, also known as an armoire from the French, is a standing closet used for storing clothes. The earliest wardrobe was a chest, and it was not until some degree of luxury was attained in regal palaces and the castles of powerful...
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16. Wardrobe
    (clothing) A `wardrobe` usually refers to a complete set of clothing consisting of multiple items. Generally referring to the males clothing needs. A wardrobe will usually consist of suits, slacks, shirts and shoes both casual and formal. This term has several meanings referring to clothing, ...
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