shirt
[ʃɜːrt]
Definition:
1. A garment worn on the upper half of the body.
2. Put a shirt on.
'shirt' example sentence:
- The beige of his jacket toned with the cream shirt.
- I can't find a clean shirt.
- My shirt was wet through.
- He fumbled with the buttons on his shirt.
- I brought a T-shirt back for Mark.
- He put name tags on all his shirts.
- We tried to sponge the blood off my shirt.
- These shirts are 100% pure cotton.
- What's your shirt made of?
- The cuffs of his shirt were fraying.
- Nice shirt, man!
- He was wearing the latest T-shirt, natch.
- This shirt needs to be washed.
- He was dressed in a suit and an impeccable white shirt.
- Ben had merely changed his shirt.
- My shirt was clammy with sweat.
- I left him in the market haggling over the price of a shirt.
- Your shirt's in the wash.
- All she bought me was this lousy T-shirt.
- The water had soaked his jacket and shirt.
- This shirt I bought's too small ─ I'll have to change it for a bigger one.
- He unbuttoned his shirt.
- He put on a gaily coloured shirt.
- Coffee had splattered across the front of his shirt.
- A dark red stain was spreading across his shirt.
- I was in my drawers and my T-shirt.
- His shirt was spotted with oil.
- He wore a faded red flannel shirt.
- Three buttons were missing from his shirt.
- You've got some egg on your shirt.
- Is my shirt dry yet?
- I'd been wearing Michel's black and gold shirt.
- His open shirt revealed a fat gold chain.
- This shirt needs washing.
- She wore an olive-green T-shirt.
- He hoped she wouldn't notice his grubby shirt cuffs.
- He peeled off his shirt.
- Give the shirt a good soak before you wash it.
- His shirt was covered in blood.
- The players all wear numbered shirts.
- The wet shirt clung to his chest.
- He turned away to wring out the wet shirt.
- You'd have to be sad to wear a shirt like that.
- She wore shabby old jeans and a T-shirt.
- Eddie wore blue jeans and a plaid shirt.
- This shirt is great for anyone who wants to make a fashion statement.
- His shirt hung loosely over his thin shoulders.
- Vera pressed his shirt.
- He looked fresh and neat in a clean white shirt.
- This shirt isn't big enough.
- His muscles bunched under his shirt.