Wardrobe
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Armoire [ ahrm-WAHR]- is a piece of furniture use to store wardrobe, possesions and household items that is usually a moveable piece of furniture and made out of wood.
Wardrobe may refer to:
- An entire collection of clothing.
- A type of cabinet used to store clothing, sometimes referred to as an oakley (British) or an armoire (French)
- The wardrobe, part of royal administration in medieval England.
- Wardrobe malfunction, a presumed accidental exposure due to clothing difficulties
- The Wardrobe, a 2006 novel by Alistair Gordon-Rae
- The nickname of Papa Bouba Diop, a football player from Senegal
- A character in Disney's 1991 animated film Beauty and the Beast
- A reference in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
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