to wear

To have a mark, name, or title

To wear clothes or accessories

To move something or someone away from a place

Looking or feeling tired and in poor condition after use

To be the person who has the most control in a couple or family

To stay too long as a guest so the host wants you to leave

Accept a criticism if it applies to you

To have more jobs and duties than you can handle

Stay too long and make people feel annoyed

To show your feelings openly so other people can see them

An effect or feeling that becomes less strong and then stops

To make a person very tired or a thing stop working by using it too much

Slowly make a person or thing weaker by repeated pressure

To get damaged or stop working after long use

Time passes slowly and feels long

To put on a strong hat to protect your head

Lose people's trust or patience over time

To put sunscreen on your skin to protect it from the sun

To put on flip-flop sandals that people wear in Australia

To put on clothes or a mask to hide who you are

To slowly remove material by rubbing or long use

Become faded or damaged from use

Become thin or damaged from use, like a carpet

Dress in black clothes to show you are sad after someone dies

Make someone tired over time from too much work or stress

To turn the front of a boat away from the wind so it blows from the other side

Turn a sailing boat away from the wind by moving the back through the wind, not the front

Slow damage that happens to things like cars or furniture from normal use over time

Clothes made in standard sizes that are sold in stores

Clothes people wear for sports or exercise and often for comfort

Cloth that does not need ironing after it is washed

Comfortable casual clothes worn when relaxing or during free time

Items like gloves or mittens you put on your hands for warmth, protection, and style

A fabric you can wash and wear without ironing

Made in standard sizes and sold in stores instead of being made for one person