COSTUMING

Meaning of COSTUMING in English

/kos"tooh ming, -tyooh-/ , n.

1. material for costumes.

2. costumes collectively.

3. the act of furnishing or designing costumes.

[ 1855-60; COSTUME + -ING 1 ]

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COSTUMING — Costuming
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COSTUMING — Costuming
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COSTUMERY — noun Date: 1838 articles of costume, the art of costuming
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COSTUME — n. /kos"toohm, -tyoohm/ ; v. /ko stoohm", -styoohm"/ , n. , v. , costumed, costuming , adj. n. 1. a …
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MAKEUP — noun Date: 1821 1. a. : the way in which the parts or ingredients of something are put together : …
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COSTUMERY — noun Date: 1838 1. : articles of costume 2. : the art of costuming
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