shirt
A shirt that is not dirty.
A shirt with sleeves that extend to the wrist.
A shirt with sleeves that do not extend below the elbow.
A shirt made from cotton fabric.
A formal shirt, typically worn with a suit and tie.
A casual short-sleeved cotton shirt with a collar and several buttons at the neck.
A clean shirt, often one that has been recently washed.
A shirt with a collar that has points which can be fastened to the shirt with small buttons.
A shirt of a single color with no pattern.
A shirt with a pattern of stripes.
A shirt worn to play football, or to show support for a team.
A shirt with a pattern of stripes of different colors and widths that cross each other.
A shirt that shows which sports team a person belongs to or supports.
A shirt that is stiff, clean, and smooth, especially after being ironed.
A shirt without any sleeves.
A shirt that has a collar.
A shirt made from denim.
A shirt with a pattern of squares.
A shirt that is not tight on the body.
A shirt that fits closely to the body.
A casual shirt, suitable for informal occasions or sports.
A casual shirt, suitable for informal occasions or sports.
A soft, warm shirt made from flannel.
A shirt with a pattern of squares.
A collared, short-sleeved shirt for playing golf, also known as a polo shirt.
A shirt made from silk.
A shirt worn with the top button undone, without a tie.
A shirt with some or all of its buttons not fastened.
A type of button-down shirt made from Oxford cloth.
A shirt with a pattern of squares, often of alternating colors.
A long-sleeved casual shirt made of heavy cotton, with a collar.
A colorful, casual shirt with a floral or tropical pattern.
A very formal shirt with a pleated or bib front, worn with a tuxedo.
A shirt that is intentionally made to be much larger than normal.
A shirt that does not have a collar.
A shirt that is very loose-fitting.
An officially-made copy of a sports team's shirt for fans to buy.
A T-shirt with very short or no sleeves, worn by men.
Usually 'nightshirt'; a long, loose shirt worn in bed.
Worn in the past by people who wished to punish themselves for religious reasons; often used figuratively.
A combination of clothing considered standard for formal or business occasions.
A small bag sewn onto a shirt for carrying things.
The part of a shirt that covers the arm.
The part of a shirt that fits around the neck.
A button on a shirt.
The end of a shirt sleeve.
The front part of a shirt.
The number on the back of a sports player's shirt.
The bottom part of a shirt that hangs below the waist.
To clean a shirt with water and soap.
To make a shirt smooth with a hot iron.
To put the bottom part of a shirt inside your trousers or skirt.
To fasten all the buttons of a shirt.
To fasten the buttons of a shirt.
To unfasten the buttons of a shirt.
To remove a shirt, especially quickly.