| Her first contact with him in a well-lighted room made her aware that there were other things to the person besides the dress-up. |
| Dey tell me dat w'en slaves wus shipped to New Orleans dey had to be dress-up in nice clothes. |
| It's a pose that should not be taken seriously, nothing more than addlebrained adolescents playing naughty dress-up, bored children looking for attention. |
| After I was done playing dress-up, I changed him, fed and burped him, bathed him, and changed him back into his pajamas and put him to bed. |
| We only have extra under-things, said Marie, and one dress-up frock apiece, besides our camp clothes and ceremonial dresses. |
| Well then, when Miss Norris was going to dress-up, Cayley gave it away. |
