to bore through; to pierce; to perforate; to go through (e.g. a tunnel); to cross (e.g. a street); to thread; to string together; to wear; to put on (clothes, shoes etc.); verb complement indicating thoroughness or completion
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attire; clothes; dress
to pass through
to traverse; to pass through; to cross
to shuttle back and forth
to penetrate
to put on clothes; to get dressed
to dress; to be dressed; clothing; apparel
to travel through time
to go through; to pass through; to thread one's way through
to punch a hole; to perforate; (medicine) perforation
(medicine) to puncture; to do a needle biopsy
(of a ghost, Wi-Fi signal etc) to pass through a wall
(TV or movie) blooper; continuity error; (theater) to flub one's lines; unintended exposure of a body part; to be exposed (of a scheme or trick); to reveal sth one intended to conceal through a slip of the tongue; to blow one's cover
to insert; to take turns, alternate; to interweave; to interlace; subplot; interlude; episode; (military) to thrust deep into the enemy forces
to put on (clothes etc)
to bore a hole; to give a forced interpretation
to wear inside out (clothes)
to put on (clothes); to put (clothes) back on
to mix and match; outfit coordination
pierce
to wear out (clothes); to pierce (a membrane etc)
(sports) to nutmeg; to dribble or pass the ball through an opponent's legs (esp. in soccer or basketball)
to thread a needle
draft
to have one's life made difficult by sb (usu. by sb in a position of authority) (lit. to be made to wear tight shoes)
pangolin (Manis pentadactylata); scaly ant-eater
full-length mirror
time-travel drama
FPV drone; drone piloted through a live video feed
(idiom) to make far-fetched claims; to offer outlandish explanations
style of dress; one's appearance
smart clothes; particular about one's dress
penetrating radiation
richly bedecked; dripping with gold and silver (idiom)
lit. to thread a needle (idiom); fig. to act as a go-between
to thread a needle
(of male friends) to have been through thick and thin together; to be like family; to share the same view of things