Clad

/klæd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of 'clothe'; to put clothes on.

He had clad himself in armor before going into battle.

adjective

Dressed or adorned in a specified way.

She was elegantly clad for the evening gala.

Wearing or clothed in a particular garment.

The children were clad in bright winter jackets.

Covered or encased in a layer of material.

The building was clad in sheets of glass.

Old English 'clæd', past participle of 'clāwan', meaning 'to clothe'.

clad in armor:

Dressed in protective gear or clothing.

clad for success:

Dressed in a way that enhances one's chances of success.

Looking stylish or fashionable.

She was really clad at the party tonight.

Dressed in a standout outfit.

That guy is totally clad in that suit!