garment (garment)

t. [ When he [Summer] clothed faire the earth about with grene, And every tree new garmented, that pleasure was to sene. Surrey, Complaint of a Lover. A lovely Lady garmented in light. Shelley , Witch of Atlas, v. garmentle (gär'ment-les), a . [ garment + -le .] Without garment or covering. Statues which have all the frolic and garmentle glee of the bath. W. Colton , Ship and Shore, p. 182. garmenture (gär'men-tūr), n. [ garment + -ure.] Clothes; dre ; garments. [Rare.] Imagination robes it in her own garmenture of light. G. P. R. James. 2458