WEARED
- retain quality or vitality the classics wear well
- diminish or decay through use the heels of his shoes began to wear
- diminish or fail with the passage of time the effect of the drug wore off the day wore on
- grow or become by attrition or use the blade wore dull
- change to an opposite tack by turning the stern to the wind compare tack
- to bear or have on the person wore a coat
- use habitually for clothing, adornment, or assistance wears a size 10 wear glasses
- carry on the person wear a sword
- hold the rank or dignity or position signified by (an ornament) wear the royal crown
- show or fly (a flag or colors) on a ship
- cause to deteriorate by use
- impair or diminish by use or attrition consume or waste gradually letters on the stone worn away by weathering
- produce gradually by friction or attrition wear a hole in the rug
- exhaust or lessen the strength of weary fatigue
- cause (a ship) to go about with the stern presented to the wind
- WEAR, to be dressed in clothing [v]
- accept or tolerate without complaint put up with usually used in negative constructions your mates wouldn't wear it Colin MacInnes
- endure use last under use or the passage of time material that will wear for years
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