## Clothing

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#$SomethingToWear wearable items

> #$SomethingToWear is a specialization of #$DurableGoods, #$Device-SingleUser, #$PersonalProduct, and #$PortableObject. Each instance of #$SomethingToWear is an object that a mannequin or an animal (usually a person) wears on its body, i.e., in a #$WearingSomething event. It is worth remarking that, in such an event, the wearer doesn't have to exert any intentional effort to continue wearing the object. For example, shirts remain on people's torsos, hats stay on heads, rings on fingers; once in place, dog collars stay on dogs, saddles stay on horses. By contrast, a hula hoop is NOT an example of #$SomethingToWear. A borderline case is a #$Purse, which at first blush seems to be something to wear, yet requires carrying by the performer, hence is not a member of this collection. Similarly, a briefcase is not an instance of #$SomethingToWear.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductByGenericType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$PersonalProduct #$PortableObject #$Device-SingleUser #$DurableGood
> direct generalization of: #$Clothing-Generic #$ProtectiveAttire

#$wornOn worn on

> This predicate is used to describe on what part of an individual's body a particular device or garment is worn. (#$wornOn ITEM BODYPART) means that ITEM is being worn on the body part BODYPART. #$wornOn can apply to human or animal wearers, and the items worn can include clothing, jewelry, medical devices, harnesses, carrying devices, wigs--basically, anything which can be attached to or borne upon a body part without intentionally holding or carrying it. Note that more than one item can be worn on a single body part at a single time -- one can simultaneously wear eyeglasses and a hat on one's head. Also, a single item can be worn on multiple body parts at once -- overalls, e.g., are worn simultaneously on the shoulders, the torso and the legs. See #$SomethingToWear for its specializations of things that can be worn. See #$wearsClothing, which relates entire wearers, rather than body parts, to items worn. See #$wornOn-TypeType for a predicate used to relate types of items worn to the body parts types they are by default worn on.
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> direct instance of: #$InterActorSlot
> direct specialization of: #$touches #$supportedBy

#$wearsClothing wears clothing

> An instance of #$CotemporalObjectsSlot. #$wearsClothing is a binary predicate that relates instances of #$SolidTangibleThing to instances of #$SomethingToWear. (#$wearsClothing OBJ ITEM) means that OBJ wears ITEM. The first argument of #$wearsClothing is loosely constrained to be an instance of #$SolidTangibleThing, so that this predicate may be used to describe mannequins, animals, and other individuals (of whatever kinds) that might wear clothes, as well as humans. However, by default an individual who #$wearsClothing is an instance of #$Person. See also #$wornOn, which relates the item worn to the body part on which it is worn, and see #$itemWorn, which relates a particular wearable item to the event in which it is worn.
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> direct instance of: #$CotemporalObjectsSlot
> direct specialization of: #$spatiallyDisjoint

#$WearingSomething instances of wearing something

> A specialization of #$Configuration. Each instance of #$WearingSomething is an arrangement of tangible objects, one of which is wearing the other(s). Typically the wearer is a living person or animal, although surrogates are possible (e.g., mannequins, dolls, or corpses). Objects worn are instances of #$SomethingToWear (q.v.). See also #$wearer, #$wearsClothing, #$itemWorn.
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> direct instance of: #$SituationType
> direct specialization of: #$Configuration #$ContinuousPhysicalContactSituation

#$wearer wearer

> This predicate indicates the individual (typically a person, but perhaps an animal or a mannequin) that wears some item of clothing (or some other wearable item) in a particular situation. (#$wearer WEARING OBJ) means that OBJ is the wearer during WEARING. To specify the item worn in a situation, use the predicate #$itemWorn.
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> direct instance of: #$BinaryRolePredicate
> direct specialization of: #$touches

#$itemWorn item worn

> This is used to indicate that a particular article of clothing (or other wearable item) is worn in a particular situation. (#$itemWorn WEARING ITEM) means that ITEM is worn during WEARING. To specify the wearer of an item in a situation, use the predicate #$wearer.
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> direct instance of: #$BinaryRolePredicate
> direct specialization of: #$temporallyIntersects

#$PuttingOnAClothingItem putting on clothes **COMMENT NOT REVIEWED** **GAFs NOT REVIEWED**

> A specialization of #$HumanActivity. Each instance of #$PuttingOnAClothingItem is an event in which some wearable item is donned. Such an event may be performed either by the wearer or by someone else (e.g., putting on a horse's bridle or a child's mittens). After an instance of #$PuttingOnAClothingItem occurs, there exists an instance of #$WearingSomething (q.v.); namely, the situation in which the item donned is #$wornOn the body of the wearer.
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> direct instance of: #$TemporalObjectType #$DefaultDisjointScriptType
> direct specialization of: #$HandlingAnObject #$ConcealingFromSight #$HumanActivity

#$TakingOffAClothingItem taking off a clothing item **COMMENT NOT REVIEWED** **GAFs NOT REVIEWED**

> A specialization of #$RemovingSomethingByMovingIt. Each instance of #$TakingOffAClothingItem is an event in which something being worn is removed, either by the wearer or by someone else (e.g., removing a child's boots or a horse's saddle). After an instance of #$TakingOffAClothingItem occurs, the situation (an instance of #$WearingSomething) in which the item was being #$wornOn the body is over.
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> direct instance of: #$DefaultDisjointScriptType #$TemporalObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$HandlingAnObject #$RemovingSomethingByMovingIt #$HumanActivity

#$dressAttribute-Coll dress attribute - coll **COMMENT NOT REVIEWED** **GAFs NOT REVIEWED**

> The predicate #$dressAttribute is used to describe the state of dress or undress that a particular person is in. (#$dressAttribute ANIMAL ATTRIBUTE) means that ANIMAL has the #$AttributeOfDress ATTRIBUTE. ATTRIBUTE indicates what portion of ANIMAL's body is clothed. For example, (#$dressAttribute John #$FullyClothed) means that John is fully clothed (during the applicable period of time).
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> direct instance of: #$BinaryPredicate
> direct specialization of: #$isa

#$AttributeOfDress-Coll attribute of dress - coll **COMMENT NOT REVIEWED** **GAFs NOT REVIEWED**

> A collection of attributes. Each element of #$AttributeOfDress is an attribute that describes the degree to which a person is dressed. Example elements of #$AttributeOfDress are #$Barefoot, #$Topless, and #$FullyClothed. See also #$dressAttribute.
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> direct instance of: #$CollectionType
> direct specialization of: #$Collection

#$ClothingItem clothing items

> A specialization of #$Clothing-Generic. Each instance of #$ClothingItem is something that a person wears as a protective and/or decorative covering or ornament. Items of clothing are usually made of flexible materials, such as cloth, leather, or yarn. The collection #$ClothingItem contains primarily individual garments (e.g., instances of the collections #$Pants, #$Shirt, #$Coat, #$Shoe), together with pairs of shoes, socks, and gloves (since each wearer needs a pair). Jewelry, suspenders, belts, etc., are in the specialization #$ClothingAccessory. Note: outfits (esp. specialized outfits) made up of several individual items worn together belong to the collection #$ClothingOutfit, which is _not_ a specialization of #$ClothingItem but _is_ a specialization of the broader collection, #$SomethingToWear.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$Clothing-Generic #$BilaterallySymmetricObject #$HexalateralObject
> direct generalization of: #$ClothingAccessory #$Shoe #$Garment

#$ClothingOutfit outfits

> A specialization of both #$Clothing-Generic and #$Group. Each instance of #$ClothingOutfit is a group of clothing items (see the collection #$ClothingItem) that are intended to be worn together. An instance of #$ClothingOutfit may include some accessories, as well as garments. The different parts of an instance of #$ClothingOutfit are often sold together, rather than separately. Specializations of #$ClothingOutfit include #$MensSuit, #$Uniform, and #$Bikini.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$Clothing-Generic

#$ClothingAccessory accessories

> A specialization of #$ClothingItem. Each instance of #$ClothingAccessory is something that is worn as an accessory with other clothing items. Notable specializations of #$ClothingAccessory include #$Hat, #$Cufflinks, #$Purse, #$Scarf, and #$Wallet.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$ClothingItem
> direct generalization of: #$Hat

#$OuterGarment outer garments

> A specialization of #$ClothingItem. Each instance of #$OuterGarment is a piece of clothing that is worn outside of other garments. A common purpose of outer garments is to protect their wearers and/or their wearers' inner garments from outside elements (for example, instances of the specialization #$RainCoat protect their wearers and their wearers' inner garments from getting wet during a rain storm). An instance of #$OuterGarment may also be a robe of office or position, such as an academic gown or a bishop's mantle.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$Garment

#$ProtectiveAttire protective clothes

> #$ProtectiveAttire is a specialization of #$SomethingToWear. Each instance of #$ProtectiveAttire is something to wear that is designed to protect its wearer from the elements or from injury. Notable specializations of #$ProtectiveAttire include the collections #$SnowGoggles, #$SurgicalGlove, #$WeldingMask, #$Helmet, #$BoxingHeadGear, #$FaceMaskForCatcher, #$FirefightersCoat, #$RainGear.
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> direct instance of: #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$DefenseSystem #$SomethingToWear #$NonPoweredDevice

#$MensClothing is the atomic form of (#$SubcollectionOfUsedForTypeFn #$Clothing-Generic #$MalePerson)(#$SubcollectionOfUsedForTypeFn #$Clothing-Generic #$MalePerson)

> A specialization of #$Clothing-Generic. Each specialization of #$MensClothing is a type of clothing item worn usually by men. Specializations of #$MensClothing include #$Tuxedo and #$MensJockeyUnderwear.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$Clothing-Generic

#$WomensClothing women's clothing

> A specialization of #$Clothing-Generic. Each specialization of #$WomensClothing is a type of clothing item worn usually by women. Specializations of #$WomensClothing include #$Bra, #$Dress, and #$Skirt.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$Clothing-Generic
> direct generalization of: #$Dress

#$Shirt shirts

> #$Shirt is a specialization of #$Clothing-Top. Each instance of #$Shirt is a clothing item that is worn to cover the upper part of the human torso, with openings for the neck and lower body, and either openings for, or sleeves encircling, the arms. Specializations of #$Shirt include #$LongSleeveShirt, #$Blouse, and #$TankTop.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$EnvelopingCovering #$Clothing-Top

#$Pants pants

> #$Pants is a specialization of #$Clothing-Bottom. Each instance of #$Pants is a clothing item worn on the lower torso and legs. Notable specializations of #$Pants include #$ShortPants and #$LongPants.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$Clothing-Bottom #$EnvelopingCovering
> direct generalization of: #$ShortPants #$LongPants

#$ShortPants pairs of shorts

> A specialization of #$Pants. Each instance of #$ShortPants is a pair of pants with pantlegs that cover only the upper part of the wearer's legs, being typically knee-length or shorter.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$Pants

#$Shoe shoes **GAFs NOT REVIEWED**

> A specialization of #$ClothingItem. Each instance of #$Shoe is a shoe (or shoelike thing) worn on the feet. Important specializations of #$Shoe include #$Boot-Footwear, #$Sandal, #$Slipper, and #$CasualShoe. Note that instances of the collection #$Shoe are single shoes; pairs of shoes are instances of the collection (#$PairFn #$Shoe).
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> direct instance of: #$ProductByGenericType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$ClothingItem

#$Hat hats

> #$Hat is a specialization of #$ClothingAccessory. Each instance of #$Hat is either a hat or other headgear or hatlike object. Specializations of #$Hat include #$Helmet, #$SwimmingCap, and #$Sombrero.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$ClothingAccessory

#$Dress dresses

> #$Dress is a specialization of #$Clothing-WholeBody, #$WomensClothing, and #$EnvelopingCovering. Each instance of #$Dress is an article of women's clothing that covers the upper and lower body, but which usually does not drape down to the feet.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$Clothing-WholeBody #$WomensClothing #$EnvelopingCovering

#$Skirt skirts

> A specialization of #$Clothing-Bottom. Each instance of #$Skirt is an item of clothing intended to cover the lower part of the body. Skirts are typically women's clothing, but instances of the specialization #$Kilt (q.v.) are skirts traditionally worn by men in Scotland.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$Clothing-Bottom

#$ClothingSizeType human size type **COMMENT NOT REVIEWED** **GAFs NOT REVIEWED**

> A collection of collections. Each element of #$ClothingSizeType is a collection of numbers or scalar intervals representing sizes for some type of human clothing. At present, the elements in this collection represent American sizing systems. For example, #$WomensShoeSize is a collection of numbers representing standard women's shoe sizes; i.e., `5, 5-1/2, 6, 6-1/2, 7,' etc. To specify width of shoes, use another #$ClothingSizeType, #$ShoeWidth.
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> direct instance of: #$SecondOrderCollection
> direct specialization of: #$PrimitiveScalarIntervalType

#$clothingSize clothing size **COMMENT NOT REVIEWED** **GAFs NOT REVIEWED**

> The predicate #$clothingSize is used to indicate the size of a particular item of clothing or other element of #$SomethingToWear. (#$clothingSize ITEM SIZE-TYPE SIZE) means that, on the #$HumanSizeType measurement scale SIZE-TYPE, ITEM has the size SIZE. For example, (#$clothingSize BobsShoe #$MensShoeSize 10) means that Bob's shoe is size 10 (in American men's shoe sizes).
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> direct instance of: #$FunctionalPredicate #$TernaryPredicate

#$humanMeasurements human measurements **COMMENT NOT REVIEWED** **GAFs NOT REVIEWED**

> The predicate #$humanMeasurements is used to indicate a particular person's size for some type of clothing or other wearable item. (#$humanMeasurements PERSON SIZE-TYPE SIZE) means that, on the #$HumanSizeType measurement scale SIZE-TYPE, PERSON has the size SIZE. For example, (#$humanMeasurements Bob #$MensShoeSize 10) means that Bob has a size 10 foot (in American men`s shoe sizes).
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> direct instance of: #$FunctionalPredicate #$TernaryPredicate

#$SomethingToWearPart parts of a garment **COMMENT NOT REVIEWED** **GAFs NOT REVIEWED**

> A collection of tangible objects. Each element of #$SomethingToWearPart is a sheetlike object that is part of a garment. Typically they are made of some type of cloth, leather, or another thin, flexible material. Examples of #$SomethingToWearPart include any elements of the collections #$PocketOfGarment, #$SleeveOfGarment, and #$HatBand. #$SomethingToWearPart does NOT include belt buckles and buttons.
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> direct instance of: #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$FreeSheet #$Surface-Open

#$TextileProduct textiles

> #$TextileProduct is a specialization of #$Artifact-NonAgentive, #$DurableGoods, #$SolidTangibleProduct, and #$CommodityProduct. Each instance of #$TextileProduct is a product made by spinning, weaving, knitting, wrapping, pressing, or other processes used to form fibers into usable materials such as cloth or linen. Notable specializations of #$TextileProduct include #$Cloth, #$Cord-Textile, and #$Netting.
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> direct instance of: #$ProductType #$ExistingObjectType
> direct specialization of: #$Artifact-NonAgentive #$Artifact #$DurableGood #$CommodityProduct #$SolidTangibleProduct
> direct generalization of: #$Cloth

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