frock

Converse of object

• wear: She were just wearing a little summer cotton frock, a shawl an ' these silver sandals.
• have: Carol, as the little girl, Jane had a pretty girlie frock made by a friend of hers.
• make: Carol, as the little girl, Jane had a pretty girlie frock made by a friend of hers.
• get: So get those posh frocks out ladies and gentlemen, buy a new bow tie!
• buy: You can pay about the same to hire a designer dress as you would to buy a mass-produced frock.
• need: She needed that new frock to visit four places including the all all important, Sun Hing Knitting Factory.

Preposition: with

• tights: Admittedly, the toddler wears summer frocks with wooly tights no matter what the weather; he's a strange lad.

Adjective modifier

• posh: More time was devoted to the descriptions of the posh frocks than was given to the unions to explain their case against these cuts.
• frilly: All she has is a bloody frilly frock, he thinks with disgust.
• pink: Bill's New Frock I get to dress up in a pink frock.
• pretty: Carol, as the little girl, Jane had a pretty girlie frock made by a friend of hers.
• white: Lucy was looking sweetly pretty in her white lawn frock.
• blue: Enter Jessica Martin from bottom stage right, dressed in a stunning sky blue evening frock.

Modifies a noun

• coat: I've ordered 70 000 frock coats for everyone to wear.

Noun used with modifier

• smock: The man wears a linen smock frock originally a protective overall.
• cotton: She were just wearing a little summer cotton frock, a shawl an ' these silver sandals.
• summer: She were just wearing a little summer cotton frock, a shawl an ' these silver sandals.
• party: Given the option of his constant channel changing and the heat in the room I told Brian to get his party frock on.
• evening: Enter Jessica Martin from bottom stage right, dressed in a stunning sky blue evening frock.
• velvet: The school uniform includes tunics with silk blouses, brown hats with gold bands, and brown velvet frocks for evening wear.