Synonyms and antonyms of To remove clothes and not wear clothes in British Thesaurus

change (verb)

to take off the clothes or a piece of clothing you are wearing and put on different ones

disrobe (verb)

very formal to take your clothes off

divest yourself of something (formal)

formal to take off something that you are wearing

doff (verb)

mainly literary to take off a piece of clothing, especially a hat

fling off ()

if you fling off your clothes, you take them off quickly

get (verb)

to put on or take off clothing

get out of ()

to take off clothes so that you can put on more comfortable clothes

get your kit off ()

to take off your clothes

kick off ()

to make your shoes come off by shaking your feet

not have a stitch on ()

to not be wearing any clothes

off (adjective)

used for saying that clothes or shoes are removed

peel off ()

to remove a tight or wet piece of clothing

pull off ()

to take off clothes, especially quickly

remove (verb)

to take off clothing

shrug off ()

to remove clothes by shaking them off your body

shuck off (American)

American to take a piece of clothing off

slip off ()

to take a piece of clothing off quickly

slip out of ()

to take clothes off

strip (verb)

to take off all of your clothes or all of another person’s clothes

strip (verb)

to take off your clothes as entertainment

strip down ()

to remove all or most of your clothes

strip off ()

to take off all your clothes

strip off ()

to take off some of your clothes

take down ()

to lower your underwear or trousers without taking them off

take off ()

to remove something, especially a piece of clothing

tear off ()

to remove your clothes quickly and carelessly

throw off ()

to quickly remove a piece of clothing

unbuckle (verb)

to make the buckle on something such as a belt loose before taking it off

undress (verb)

to remove your clothes, or to remove someone else’s clothes