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To put on or wear (a garment or clothing)

To take on a position, duty or form

To wear clothes in a particular way or of a particular type

(of a garment size) To wear or require

To cover or wrap loosely with folds of cloth

To display or show (something) for others to see

A university teacher, especially a senior member of a college at Oxford or Cambridge

A person who provides instruction or education

A man of honor and gentility

A person in authority, especially over a body of troops or a military operation

A master or ruler

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Verb

To put on or wear (a garment or clothing)

“I woke up bright and early on my first morning, rising with the LA sun and donning my jogging gear from a trip to Venice beach.”

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Pretend

pretend to have

profess to have

be hypocritical

pass yourself off as

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To take on a position, duty or form

take on oneself

take responsibility

take responsibility for

take upon yourself

get to grips with

take upon oneself

be responsible for

address oneself to

become involved in

devote oneself to

get cracking on

have a crack at

give something a whirl

turn one's hand to

take control of

assume responsibility of

come to power over

take responsibility of

take the reins of

take up the baton for

gain control of

take the plunge

endeavour to do

volunteer oneself to

commit yourself

address oneself

turn your hand to

try to cope with

come to grips with

try to deal with

take measures about

busy oneself with

take the bit between your teeth

step up to the plate

apply oneself to

knuckle down to

try on for size

throw oneself into

try to sort out

sink your teeth into

start the ball rolling

apply yourself to

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Verb

To wear clothes in a particular way or of a particular type

put on evening dress

wear formal clothes

apparel oneself

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(of a garment size) To wear or require

habitually wear

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To cover or wrap loosely with folds of cloth

let fall in folds

put a plaster on

put a bandage on

keep out of sight

make shockproof

cast a shadow over

put out of sight

put a dressing on

swathe in bandages

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To display or show (something) for others to see

display ostentatiously

make a great show of

draw attention to

let it all hang out

make an exhibition of

march in review

show to the public

put on a display

put on public view

put before the public

let the cat out of the bag

give the show away

give the game away

throw in one's face

call attention to

give publicity to

beat the drum for

take the wraps off

bang the drum for

allow to be seen

blow the whistle on

get on soapbox for

bring to public notice

shout from the rooftops

bring out into the open

show to advantage

show something off

leave unprotected

lay something bare

put the spotlight on

give details of

let cat out of the bag

make a pitch for

offer as a suggestion

throw spotlight on

present oneself as

make a clean breast of

put through its paces

give expression to

show evidence of

take the lid off

shout from the housetops

get on a soapbox

spread it around

shout something from the rooftops

shoot off mouth

bring into the open

spill the beans about

tread the boards

bring down the house

blow the lid off

blow the whistle

spill the beans

get off your chest

spill your guts about

blow the gaff on

give an account of

give evidence of

let the cat out of the bag about

propagandize^US

give oneself airs about

propagandise^UK

spill the beans on

pull the plug on

let cat out of bag

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Noun

A university teacher, especially a senior member of a college at Oxford or Cambridge

university lecturer

university teacher

senior common room

woman of letters

rocket scientist

college teacher

intellectualist

head of faculty

Regius professor

emeritus professor

head of department

holder of a chair

person of letters

college lecturer

walking encyclopedia

intelligent person

self-appointed expert

member of a policy unit

member of a think tank

one of the cognoscenti

seeker after truth

man or woman of letters

man or woman of learning

Doctor of Philosophy

Doctor of Theology

literary scholar

literary craftsman

educated person

man of learning

field researcher

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“He's a neurophysiologist and a don at Magdalen College, and I always felt I was stupid because I couldn't get anything like the same results as him.”

Noun

A person who provides instruction or education

department head

private teacher

nursery school teacher

preschool teacher

workshop leader

spiritual leader

spiritual teacher

spiritual guide

religious teacher

spiritual advisor

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Noun

A man of honor and gentility

man of his word

Noun

A person in authority, especially over a body of troops or a military operation

commander-in-chief

commanding officer

high priest/priestess

big white chief

lead-off person

commander in chief

managing director

chief executive

guerrilla leader

chief executive officer

military leader

lord and master

vice chancellor

person in charge

leader of the pack

senior administrator

senior official

director general

standard-bearer

person upstairs

captain general

gubernatorial leader

presiding officer

member of the board

mover and shaker

head of government

prime candidate

important person

captain of industry

elder statesman

head of department

master of ceremonies

father of the chapel

executive officer

superior commander

church official

workers big cheese

first lieutenant

pilot in command

merchant prince

department head

committee member

organization administrator

head of faculty

university official

head of the government

head of cabinet

First Lord of the Treasury

mistress of ceremonies

mother of the chapel

position of control

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Noun

A master or ruler

lord and master

parliamentarian

commanding officer

chief executive

chief executive officer

big white chief

royal personage

managing director

mover and shaker

vice chancellor

person in charge

lead-off person

commander in chief

commander-in-chief

head of department

high priest/priestess

superior commander

workers big cheese

pilot in command

gubernatorial leader

presiding officer

member of the board

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