Crossword Clue: Shift or sheath
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Shift or sheath"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Shift or sheath"
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- ___ clothes
- ___ code (rules about attire)
- ___ down (scold)
- ___ for success (look professional)
- ___ rehearsal
- ___ up (go formal)
- Apparel
- Appear as Tootsie, e.g.
- Become decent
- Become decent?
- Apply a bandage to
- Accouterment
- Berate (with "down")
- Berate, with "down"
- Arrange a display
- Ashley design
- Add a little ranch to, say
- Add Green Goddess to
- Add oil and vinegar to, say
- Add oil to, maybe
- Add ornamentation to
- Add vinaigrette to, perhaps
- Add vinaigrette to
- Big-ticket wedding purchase
- Big wedding expense
- Big wedding purchase
- Adorn
- Attire
- Baby doll, e.g.
- Align
- Bob Mackie creation
- Ball garb
- Bandage
- Duds
- Boutique buy, perhaps
- Boutique buy
- Fashion-show creation
- Fashion show creation
- Certain parade
- Frock
- Bride's pride
- Bride's purchase
- Bride's wear
- Bride's wedding wear
- Bridesmaid ___ (garment worn by a woman in a wedding party)
- Bridesmaid's wear
- Chanel creation
- Concern of some codes
- Edith Head creation
- Gussy (up)
- Gala get-up
- Habiliments
- Habit
- Chemise
- "Devil With a Blue ___ On"
- Garb.
- Garb
- Embellish
- It might be formal
- Diane von Fürstenberg piece
- ''Final __'' (John Houseman memoir)
- Finish up a salad
- Choice for a prom
- Dior creation
- Dior product.
- Costume
- Dirndl.
- Cinderella costume piece
- Circle or code leader
- Get decent
- Get decent, so to speak
- Get decent?
- Get decked out
- Get duded up
- Get into a habit, say
- Get into an outfit
- Get into clothes
- Get into gear?
- Get ready for another day
- Get ready for the day
- Get ready for work, say
- Get ready for work
- Get ready to dine
- Get ready to go out
- Get togged out
- Cover one's birthday suit
- It's sometimes strapless
- Getup
- It's worn over a slip
- Do a morning chore
- Girl's garb
- Girl's garment
- Clean, as fish or fowl
- Important prom purchase
- Important purchase for a bride
- Evening gown, e.g.
- Evening gown, for example
- Clinton impeachment evidence
- Dolly Varden, e.g.
- Dolly Varden is one
- Clothe
- Clothes
- Cloth(ing)
- Don clothes
- Don clothing
- Clothing in general
- Clothing item with a zipper in the back, perhaps
- Clothing
- Go formal
- Coco Chanel creation
- Cure, as fur skins
- Cure, as skins
- Code or rehearsal preceder
- Code subject
- Formal wear
- Formal
- Drizzle on some leaves
- Kaftan, for one
- Gown, e.g.
- Gown, for example
- Gown or frock
- Gown
- Ornament
- Mother Hubbard, e.g.
- Mother Hubbard
- Toss with Green Goddess, e.g.
- Outfit
- Vera Wang creation
- Strapless, e.g.
- Purchase for a prom
- Put a bandage on
- Put bandages on, as wounds
- Kind of code at some schools
- Kind of code
- Put clothes on
- Put duds on
- Marines' ___ blues
- Put oil and vinegar on, say
- Put on apparel
- Put on clothes
- Put on clothing
- Put on duds
- Put on fancy attire, with "up"
- Put one's clothes on
- Put soldiers in proper position
- Put something on
- Put vinaigrette on, perhaps
- Kind of parade or circle
- Kind of parade
- Kind of rehearsal
- Kind of shoes or blues
- Sheath, for one
- Sheath or shift
- Shift, e.g.
- Shift, maybe
- Shift or sheath
- Shift or tent
- Something to wear.
- Ship or down preceder
- Subject of some codes
- Treat a wound
- Treat, as a wound
- Muumuu, e.g.
- Trim
- Raiment
- Woman's apparel
- Woman's attire
- Woman's garment
- Suit up [get archived AV Club xwords for $8/year: avxwords.com]
- Suit yourself
- Suit yourself?
- Woman's wear
- Little black ___ (popular evening attire for a woman)
- Wang creation
- Lady's garment
- Lady's gown, for example
- Livery
- Oleg Cassini creation
- Last rehearsal
- Rebuke (with "down")
- Rebuke, with "down"
- Rebuke with (''down'')
- Pour ranch on, say
- Pour vinaigrette on, say
- Nettie Rosenstein creation.
- Red carpet clothing
- Mini or midi
- Prep, as turkeys
- Prepare, as a turkey
- Prepare, as poultry
- Prepare for a formal dinner
- Prepare for cooking, as a turkey
- Prepare for cooking
- Prepare for dinner in a way
- Prepare for dinner
- Prepare for the prom
- Prepare for work
- Prepare to cook, as a turkey
- Prepare to cook
- Madonna "___ You Up"
- Madonna "Gonna ___ you up in my love"
- Opera circle
- Make straight
- "Project Runway" creation
- Prom ___
- Prom choice
- Prom gown, e.g.
- Prom purchase
- Prom showstopper, often
- Promgoer's buy
- Runway center of attention
- Word after "evening" or "wedding"
- Word before circle or rehearsal
- Word before coat or code
- Word before code or shirt
- Word before code or suit
- Word before rehearsal or code
- Speak to
- Word with circle or down
- Word with circle or parade
- Word with cocktail or wedding
- Word with code and blues
- Word with code or rehearsal
- Word with evening or cocktail
- Word with "rehearsal" or "code"
- Word with rehearsal or parade
- Word with shirt or circle
- Word with shoe or shop
- Word with sun or evening
- Wedding concern
- Wedding gown, for example
- Wedding gown, for one
- Sari, e.g.
- Sari or sarong
- Wedding planner's purchase
- Type of code
- Work code subject
- "Say Yes to the ___" (TLC reality series)
- "Say Yes to the ___" (TLC reality show)
- Skirt alternative
- Scold, with "down"
- Uniform
- Slip cover
- Slip cover?
- What to wear
- Tent ___
- Tog (up)
- Toggery
- Togs
Recent Usage of Shift or sheath in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Shift or sheath" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Shift or sheath in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - Oct. 25, 2009
- New York Times - Sept. 1, 1987
- New York Times - June 6, 1984