vestiary noun & adjective. ['vɛstɪǝri] ME.
[As noun from Old French vestiarie, (also mod.) vestiaire from Latin vestiarium clothes-chest, wardrobe (in medieval Latin = vestry) use as noun of vestiarius, from vestis clothes, clothing. As adjective from Latin vestiarius: see -ARY¹.]
A. noun.
1. A vestry of a church. Now rare or obsolete. ME.

2. A room or building, esp. in a monastery or large establishment, for keeping clothes; a robing-room; a cloakroom. LME.
b. adjective. Of or pertaining to clothes or dress. E17.

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