wardrobe

/ ˈwɔːdɹəʊb/noun

In a monarchy, the official office or department that buys, stores, and looks after the ruler's clothing.

Example sentence

“The keeper of the royal wardrobe was responsible for the king's robes and jewels.”

In everyday use, a tall cupboard for clothes, or all the clothes a person owns: 'a summer wardrobe'. Film credits use it for the costume department.

Related words

kettleA container, usually made of metal and fitted with a lid, used for boiling water or cooking.shelfA flat board attached to a wall or built into furniture, used for holding or displaying things.faucetA fitting with a valve, such as a kitchen or bathroom tap, used to start and stop the flow of water or another liquid.doorwayThe opening in a wall where a door is, through which people enter a room or building.hallwayA passage inside a building that leads from one room to another.fenceA barrier of wood, wire, or metal built to enclose an area or mark the boundary between two pieces of land.