Object

• clothes: Wear very warm clothes - you could also come in Halloween costume.

• clothing: The workshop will be outdoors, please wear suitable clothing.

• glove: Nurses who wear rubber gloves are at risk from contact eczema to either to rubber latex, or to glove chemicals.

Converse of object

• withstand: These wires are strong and withstand normal wear and tear.

Adjective modifier

• casual: Brown shoes, trainers or suede are strictly for casual wear.

• bridal: The exclusive line of fresh, colorful, sophisticated, and elegant pieces brings a new dimension to the world of bridal wear.

• excessive: A further consequence was excessive wear and tear on the brake drums and linings, leading to increased costs for the operators.

• abrasive: If the counterface is plastic, then you should determine if it has any fillers which could cause abrasive wear.

• fair: You are responsible during the lifetime of the goods, but only for faults that are not due to fair wear and tear.

Adjective complement

• thin: Waites's habitual references to contemporaneous songs quickly wear thin, bringing to mind the recent glut of glib nostalgia television shows.

Noun used with modifier

• tire: It can be very costly to neglect tire wear.

Modifies a noun

• glove: Light sparklers one at a time and wear gloves.