Describing clothes

A device made by sewing pieces of metal, plastic, etc., onto a piece of long cloth in a parallel manner that can be interlocked, attaching the cloth to pants, jackets, bags, etc., which are interlocked or separated by the pulling of a slide between them.

A color being more distinct and stronger than normal.

Having thick hair, etc., with a darker color than normal.

Shadow or darkness being very distinct or dark.

Fog, smoke, etc., being dense.

Having a high concentration of something.

Characterized by a stronger smell than normal.

A feeling, trend, etc., being more distinct and powerful than normal.

To attach, hang, or put an object on one's waist, wrist, ankle, etc.

(slang) To get a lover and hang around with him/her.

To fasten a door, drawer, etc., with a lock, etc., to prevent from opening.

To put buttons, etc., in their holes to prevent from loosening.

To twist or turn to prevent from moving or working.

A pair of blue pants made of strong cotton.

A pattern with shapes formed by horizontal and vertical lines that cross each other.

Any of a group of colors that lie between yellow and blue, such as the color of grass.

The highest grade in the quality of something.

An outer lower garment that doesn't have pant legs, usually worn by women.

A bound noun serving as a unit to count two pieces of something such as shoes, socks, gloves, etc.