Undressed vs. Dressed
Difference Between Undressed and Dressed
Undressedadjective
Naked.
Dressedverb
To put clothes on; clothe.
Undressedadjective
Partially but not fully dressed.
Dressedverb
To furnish with clothing.
Undressedadjective
Not finished or worked
undressed stone.Dressedverb
To decorate or adorn
dress a Christmas tree.Undressedadjective
Not specially treated or processed
undressed leather.Dressedverb
To garnish
dressed the side dish with parsley.Undressedadjective
Not prepared for cooking or eating. Used of certain meats.
Dressedverb
To arrange a display in
dress a store window.Undressedadjective
Lacking sauce or dressing. Used of a salad.
Dressedverb
To arrange (troops) in ranks; align.
Undressedadjective
Not treated or bandaged
an undressed wound.Dressedverb
To apply medication, bandages, or other therapeutic materials to (a wound).
Undressedadjective
Having partially or completely removed one's clothes.
Dressedverb
To arrange and groom (the hair), as by styling, combing, or washing.
Undressedadjective
(of a wall, etc.) Whose surface has not been dressed (prepared).
an undressed woundDressedverb
To groom (an animal); curry.
Undressedadjective
(of salad, etc.) Without dressing.
Dressedverb
To fertilize (land or plants).
Undressedverb
simple past tense and past participle of undress
Dressedverb
(Archaic) To cultivate (land or plants).
Undressedadjective
of lumber or stone or hides; not finished or dressed;
undressed graniteundressed hidesDressedverb
To clean (fish or fowl) for cooking or sale.
Undressedadjective
having removed clothing
Dressedverb
To put a finish on (stone or wood, for example).
Dressedverb
To tan or prepare (a hide) in leather-making.
Dressedverb
To put on clothes.
Dressedverb
To wear clothes of a certain kind or style
dresses casually.Dressedverb
To wear formal clothes
dress for dinner.Dressedverb
To get into proper alignment with others
The troops dressed on the squad leader.Dressednoun
Clothing; apparel.
Dressednoun
A style of clothing
folk dancers in peasant dress.Dressednoun
A one-piece outer garment consisting of a skirt and bodice.
Dressednoun
Outer covering or appearance; guise
an ancient ritual in modern dress.Dressedadjective
Suitable for formal occasions
dress shoes.Dressedadjective
Requiring formal clothes
a dress dinner.Dressedverb
simple past tense and past participle of dress
the girls were dressed in green; the shrimp sandwich dressed with lettuce and tomato is their top sellerDressedadjective
Having been subjected to a preparatory process or treatment; treated, prepared.
Dressedadjective
Prepared for eating, especially by the addition of specific condiments or dressing.
Dressedadjective
Wearing clothes; attired (now often with qualifying word).
Dressedadjective
dressed or clothed especially in fine attire; often used in combination;
the elegantly attired gentlemanneatly dressed workersmonks garbed in hooded robeswent about oddly garmentedprofessors robed in crimsontuxedo-attired gentlemencrimson-robed Harvard professorsDressedadjective
treated with medications and protective covering
Dressedadjective
(of lumber or stone) to trim and smooth
Dressedadjective
dressed in fancy or formal clothing
