For when someone's dressed in an unusual manner...

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Title:	For when someone's dressed in an unusual manner...
Answer:	What have they come as?

Equivalents:	1. What are they wearing?!

Explanation:	When you turn up to a fancy dress party, you are dressed in unusual clothes. When you spot someone in a regular setting (i.e. on the street) dressed in something that defies the laws of fashion, you say this, which is jokingly referencing what you wear to a fancy dress party.
English > Popular Expressions > Insults / Swearing

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Average Rating		3
# of votes		8
# of Garbage Votes		2
# of Garbage Votes by native speakers		0

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Mell

Rating: 0

May 2, 2013

Instead of "What have they come as?", in Spanish we say "Que demonios estas usando?"

Guest

Rating: 3

October 19, 2011

Valery

Rating: 0

August 22, 2011

Instead of "What have they come as?", in Russian we say "в чём они ходят?"

Robyn
(native speaker)

Rating: 5

January 3, 2011

Blanca

Rating: 4

December 6, 2010

Instead of "What have they come as?", in Spanish we say "¿De qué se ha disfrazado?"

Carolina i.

Rating: 4

October 9, 2010

Instead of "What have they come as?", in Spanish we say "¿De qué va disfrazado?"

Ismael M.

Rating: 3

September 28, 2010

Guest

Rating: 5

September 17, 2010

Instead of "What have they come as?", in Portuguese we say "Veio fantasiado de que?"

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