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[Verb] | "wear" | \ ˈwer \
1: to bear or have on the person
2: to use habitually for clothing, adornment, or assistance
3: to carry on the person
Origin: before 12th century ;
Middle English weren, from Old English werian; akin to Old Norse verja to clothe, invest, spend, Latin vestis clothing, garment, Greek hennynai to clothe;
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[Verb] | "wear down"
1: to weary and overcome by persistent resistance or pressure
Origin: 1774 ;
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[Verb] | "wear out"
1: tire, exhaust
2: to make useless especially by long or hard usage
3: erase, efface
Origin: 14th century ;
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[Noun] | "wear"
1: the act of wearing : the state of being worn : use
2: clothing or an article of clothing usually of a particular kind; especially : clothing worn for a special occasion or popular during a specific period
3: fashion, vogue
Origin: 15th century ;
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[Noun] | "wear and tear"
1: the loss, injury, or stress to which something is subjected by or in the course of use; especially : normal depreciation
Origin: 1666 ;
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[Geographical name] | "Wear" | \ ˈwir \
1: river 67 miles (108 kilometers) long in northern England flowing into the North Sea at Sunderland
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[Idiom] | "wear a silly grin/smile on one's face"
1: to grin/smile in a silly way
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[Phrasal verb] | "wear away"
1: to gradually disappear or to cause (something) to gradually disappear or become thinner, smaller, etc., because of use —often used as (be) worn away
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[Verb] | "wear"
1: to damage or diminish by continued friction;
* e.g., " ... all that walking every day wore the soles of my shoes very quickly "
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2: to use up all the physical energy of;
* e.g., " ... the job of running their own business wears them sometimes "
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[Noun] | "wear and tear"
1: the result of long and hard use;
* e.g., " ... my favorite jeans finally succumbed to wear and tear and had to be replaced "
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[Adjective] | "ready-to-wear"
1: as in off-the-rack, mass-produced;
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(10) - Urban Dictionary
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[ "wear" ]
1: Irish slang for kissing someone.
* e.g., ... (1) "I got the wear last night!"
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[ "wear it" ]
1: The phrase "wear it" originated with a meaning relating to humiliation. If someone did something humiliating or was humiliated in some way, they were "wearing it" or could be told to "wear it."
* e.g., ... "Wear it Fuerst!"
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2: The phrase progressed to have a meaning related to drinking. A person is "wearing it" when they are either very drunk or hung over.
* e.g., ... "Last night, B Fuerst was wearing it, but you were wearing it a lot more."
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[ "Wearing It" ]
1: Feeling like shit or being hung over.
* e.g., ... "Your're wearing it"
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[ "wear it" ]
1: expression said to someone when they fall or do something stupid to make them feel worthless
* e.g., ... scenario: The quarterback tries to make a pass but trips over his feet instead. The other team would then say, "wear it, biatch!"
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[ "Wearing" ]
1: If someones being a gimp, you can say they are " Wearing " This refers to them wearing a gimp mask, therefore being a gimp.
* e.g., ... Boy 1: What the hell, why is that guy trying to steal a car?
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[ "Wear it" ]
1: To "wear it" is is to be publicly humiliated and do nothing about it.
* e.g., ... I can't believe I let him call me a fag.
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[ "Wears" ]
1: refer to the clothing attire a person is wearing.
* e.g., ... A dawg I'm bout I got to hit the mall to grab some new wears.
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[ "Wearing It" ]
1: Getting absolutely owned, equivalent to getting a load busted onto your face.
* e.g., ... I busted on Charlie's mom, she was wearing it.
[ "Wearing It" ]
2: The phrase and definition were derived from the idea of "wearing" a load of semen to the face. The phrase also carries over into everyday use referring to hang overs or other displays of general weakness.
* e.g., ... Charlie's mom is always wearing it (her pearl necklace(s).
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[ "Wear It" ]
1: Pretty much the money shot, after some one has finished on another, hence, Fuck You.
* e.g., ... "Dude I just banged your mom, wear it."
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[ "Wearing It" ]
1: showing off one's status in the organization by dressing the part. "Wearing it" usually involves an Italian suit, a pinky ring, a hankie in the breast pocket, gold cufflinks, and other ornamentation. Silvio has his own inimitable way of wearing it.
* e.g., ... Wearing it, il douche!!!...
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