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trying on

NOUN
  1. putting clothes on to see whether they fit

How To Use trying on In A Sentence

  • I tried on clothes that actually fit me and felt comfortable instead of living in denial and trying on clothing that depressed me when I couldn't get the pants above my thighs.
  • But by gum, I just can't bear the notion of some Joe Lunchpail and his slovenly wife trundling clumsily through my private slaughterhouse, or trying on my world-renowned collection of 16th century undergarments.
  • Mary is trying on the dress that she is going to wear at the graduation ceremony.
  • You can experiment with trying on clothes, not to buy them, but to explore unlikely styles and looks.
  • The sisters fail in trying on the slipper, which is then fitted to Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 10 The Guide
  • Very important. It allows me to keep trying on something new. Breaking the limitation.
  • Trying on cheap ones would sap my will to live entirely. Times, Sunday Times
  • In place of, ‘the Aintree course is of a trying nature’ we can surely say ‘Aintree is a trying course’ or ‘the Aintree course is a trying one’—just that and nothing more. V. Interlude: On Jargon
  • Consumers enter their measurements into the program, and create a personalized image, that can be used for trying on garments.
  • He was barefoot, and if the term sans-culottes wasn't yet in common use, it wasn't for lack of trying on his part. Dragonfly in Amber
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