dressed

IPA: drˈɛst

Having been subjected to a preparatory process or treatment; treated, prepared.
Prepared for eating, especially by the addition of specific condiments or dressing.
Wearing clothes; attired (now often with qualifying word).
(in combination) Wearing a dress.

Examples of "dressed" in Sentences

A Robin dressed as Robin from this Worth 1000 contest.
Being alone and immodestly dressed is a deadly combination.
You have the villain dressed in dark black, and the good guys in white and green.
Oh, Mr. Hillyard, there was a time when she really dressed -- _dressed_, you understand.
(His beard will manage the act and the three beard children will be part of the sequin dressed retinue.)
Edwin Radford records the expression "dressed up to the knocker," which means dressed in the latest fashion.
At that point, the camera was stopped and the actor departed while a mannequin dressed as Mary was brought in.
LaPensée further wonders about the origin of the expression "dressed to the nines," which means dressed in grand style.
I do love the Regency era (have been watching Hornblower on TV of late - Ioan Gruffudd in dressed as a Regency buck would be stunning:)
A couple of stories stick out amongst many … One organization decided to market my program as a Reverse Strip Tea (as I get dressed from the inside out, not strip from the outside down).