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Dress - Prepare for the prom Dress - Sari or sarong Dress - Author who wrote 'i became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity' Dress - Prom showstopper, often Dress - Runway center of attention Dress - Madonna "___ you up" Dress - Put on apparel Dress - Add oil to, maybe Dress - How to treat wound that makes doctor persist, ignoring odds? Dress - 500 royal engineers put on ship's clothing Dress - Cover one's birthday suit Dress - Cover one's birthday suit