reclothe

The sorcerer began to reclothe himself in his damp robe.

Curiously, someone in forensic had thought to reclothe the dissected thing in its uniform.

Then "flay him", being careful to "keep the skin and feathers whole together", the better to reclothe the peacock's flesh once cooked.

He said he did not keep two suits of the same kind in stock, but manufactured a second when it was needed to reclothe the dummy.

Unfortunately, she discovered that she couldn't reclothe her spirit as easily as she could her body.

Orlando then hastened to unbind the prisoner, and to assist him to reclothe himself in his armor, which the false Magencian had dared to assume.

In any case, in seeking to absorb or rather to infiltrate himself throughout 'matter', what was then left of him was no longer powerful enough to reclothe itself.

She remembers the dim room in the museum as if it were a dream and she'd walked among standing figures of the dead, waiting for resurrection to reclothe them with flesh.

The contrast in temperature had him shivering and he had almost decided to reclothe himself in warmer garments when he spied the man slumped against the wall.

And then Bruno stole away in hot haste, both to wash his person and to reclothe it in garments not quite so ridiculous as he now felt that savage rig must appear.

He quickly sketched out the various positions and embraces they engaged-in until a skiff loaded with local fishermen became too interested, and the cavorting nude couple had to reclothe themselves for the day.

Denoriel was no Magus Major, but the elf who could not clothe and reclothe him- or herself with a single thought when Underhill hardly deserved the name of Child of Dannae.

"But they wouldn't be hoodlums if the tape was run backward because they'd set museums un-on fire, undetonate hospitals, reclothe the nubile bodies of naked young girls, restore the punched-in faces of old men.