Usage of "change clothes"

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Usage of change clothes in English

Going home the next morning she wanted to shower and change clothes. 
 All That Is 

I went into my bedroom to change clothes and was momentarily defeated. 
 Mob rules 

I'd take a shower and change clothes, and then I'd call her. 
 Hell hath no fury 

I'd like to change clothes, and put some iodine on this scratch. 
 Go home, stranger 

Now Heaven help me, palmer, but I will change clothes with you. 
 The Junior Classics, Volume 4: Heroes and heroines of chivalry 

I don't think he ever goes home except to change clothes. 
 Diagnosis: danger 

How can I open doors and change clothes and feed Bobo? 
 The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud 

Others require workers to change clothes when entering and leaving barns. 
 Reuters 

I'd gone home to shave and change clothes before trekking down to SoHo. 
 The burglar who studied spinoza 

I'm going to say hi to my parents, then change clothes. 
 The incumbent 

I told them I was going over to the room to change clothes. 
 Hell hath no fury 

According to the sky, I had no time to change clothes. 
 The Great Book of Amber 

As soon as you can change clothes I'll take you to the train. 
 Go home, stranger 

Her first impulse was to go back inside and change clothes. 
 The maverick 

She took me into a bathroom to change clothes near the Jungleboat ride. 
 Thanks For The Memories… The Truth Has Set Me Free! 

Then jumping out of her chair, she hurried to change clothes. 
 Strong, sleek and sinful 

change

Verb

Noun

Change clothes through the time

Change clothes across language varieties

United States of America

Common

United Kingdom

Less common

Meanings of change clothes in English