English · Common Verbs
/wɔː/
[/wɔː/]
past tense of wear
Past tense of 'wear': to have had clothing or accessories on the body.
She wore a bright red coat to the party and everyone immediately complimented her bold choice.
She wore a bright red coat to the party and everyone immediately complimented her bold choice.
From Old English 'wær', past tense of 'werian' (to wear, clothe).
Used for completed wearing in the past; sounds like 'war' in many accents.