Halloween in college hits different than any other time in your life.
It’s a chance to get creative, dress up with friends, and attend some wild parties!
You’re finally free from your parents’ “appropriate costume” rules, but you’re also working with a ramen-noodle budget.
You want to look amazing for those Instagram photos that’ll haunt your timeline forever (in the best way).
You need something that’ll survive a night of dancing, partying, and maybe a little chaos.
Most importantly, you want to stand out in a sea of basic witches and last-minute ghost costumes.
My costume suggestions are trendy, funny, and guaranteed to get you lots of attention!

Foxy Lady: The Orange Dream Costume

Turn yourself into the cutest fox on campus with this adorable orange-themed outfit.
Start with a white dress or top with black detailing – think vintage-inspired with button details and a corseted waist.
Add an orange vest or jacket over it to create that layered, put-together look.
The real magic happens with the accessories.
Get yourself some orange fox ears (you can make these with felt and a headband if you’re crafty).
Don’t forget an orange bow tie or neck scarf to tie the whole look together.
For the bottom, go with an orange skirt with ruffles or pleats that’ll bounce when you dance.
Your makeup should be flirty and fun – think bold eyeliner, rosy cheeks, and a bright smile.
Add some whiskers with eyeliner if you want to go full fox mode.
This costume works because it’s cute without trying too hard.
You can dance all night without worrying about complicated pieces falling off.
Plus, orange is such a perfect Halloween color that you’ll fit right into any party’s vibe.
The best part?
Most of these pieces can be worn again after Halloween.
That white dress becomes a regular outfit, the orange accessories work for game days, and you’ve basically expanded your wardrobe while creating an amazing costume.
Pro tip: Add white knee-high socks or tights to complete the look and keep warm if you’re partying outside.
Dark Warrior Princess: Slay In Black

Channel your inner warrior goddess with this fierce all-black ensemble that screams power.
Start with a black bodysuit or fitted top as your base – something with interesting cutouts or mesh panels adds instant edge.
Layer on some faux leather straps or harness details (you can find these online for cheap).
The key to this look is in the dramatic details.
Add armor-inspired pieces like shoulder guards or arm bands – craft stores sell foam you can cut and paint to look like metal.
Your makeup needs to be equally intense.
Go for a dramatic smoky eye with extended eyeliner that could cut glass.
Add black lipstick for maximum impact, and don’t be shy with the highlighter on your cheekbones.
Consider adding some face gems or temporary tattoos to amp up the mystical warrior vibe.
Draw on some battle scars with eyeliner if you really want to commit.
For your hair, think long and flowing with some braided details – very Game of Thrones meets Marvel superhero.
This costume works for any body type because it’s all about attitude.
You’ll feel powerful, confident, and ready to conquer any Halloween party.
The dark colors are forgiving if you spill something (and let’s be real, someone always spills something at college parties).
Plus, you can rewear many of these pieces for concerts, festivals, or just when you want to feel like a total badass.
Finish with some combat boots or strappy sandals depending on your comfort level.
Graduating From Basic: The Academic Halloween Twist

Take everyone back to graduation day with this clever costume that combines academic achievement with Halloween fun.
Start with a black dress or skirt and top combo – keep it preppy and polished.
Add an orange cardigan or sweater to bring in those Halloween colors.
The star of this show is a real or fake graduation cap perched perfectly on your head.
Create a collar detail with white fabric and add some black trim for that scholarly touch.
Your “diploma” can be a rolled-up piece of paper with “HALLOWEEN GRADUATE” written on it.
This costume is genius because it’s comfortable, appropriate for any party, and makes for amazing photos.
Your makeup can be classic and pretty – think bold lips, defined eyes, and flawless skin.
Add some academic accessories like fake glasses or a scholarly book prop.
You could even make a sash that says “Class of Halloween” or “Summa Cum Spooky.”
The best part about this costume is how it plays with expectations.
You’re dressed up but also dressed appropriately – perfect for those parties where you might run into your RA or professor.
It’s clever without being complicated, and you’ll definitely get compliments on your creativity.
Plus, if you’re actually graduating soon, you can use your real cap and gown pieces.
Pro tip: Write funny “achievements” on your diploma like “Most Likely to Eat All The Candy” or “Best Costume 2025.”
Sugar Skull Sweetness: Day of the Dead Glam

Transform yourself into a beautiful Day of the Dead goddess with this stunning costume idea.
Start with the showstopper – your face paint.
You’ll need white face paint as your base, then add black details around your eyes, nose, and mouth.
Create that signature skull smile with black lines extending from your lips.
Add a spider web detail on your forehead and don’t forget the flower patterns around your eyes.
Crown yourself with orange roses or marigolds – you can get a flower crown online or make one with fake flowers from the craft store.
For your outfit, pair an orange off-shoulder top with a blue skirt or dress.
The color combination is unexpected but totally works for this festive look.
Add an orange bow choker to tie it all together.
This costume celebrates culture while being absolutely gorgeous.
You’ll need to set aside time for the makeup, but the result is so worth it.
Use setting spray to make sure your masterpiece lasts all night.
The beauty of this costume is that it photographs incredibly well.
Every picture will look like art, and you’ll want to keep them all.
Plus, it’s a respectful nod to a beautiful cultural tradition when done right.
Finish with some dangly earrings and maybe a shawl if it gets cold.
Your hair looks best flowing freely with the flower crown, maybe with some loose curls.
Harley Quinn

Harley Quinn is one of the most popular Halloween costume choices in recent years, especially with the release of the Suicide Squad and Birds of Prey movies.
To dress up as Harley, you’ll need a red and blue sequined crop top, high waisted sequined shorts in matching colors, fishnet stockings, and white platform boots or sneakers.
Top it off with Harley’s signature blonde pigtails, thick black rimmed glasses, and a baseball bat as an accessory.
For your makeup, go with extremely pale foundation, dark smokey eyes, thick black eyeliner, and red lipstick.
The crop top, short shorts, and fishnets show some skin and highlight your assets while the baseball bat and pigtails add Harley’s trademark crazy factor.
Go all out with eccentric costume makeup to perfectly emulate Harley Quinn’s unhinged style!
Squid Game Guard

Squid Game took the world by storm in 2021, and it’ll definitely be a popular Halloween costume choice this year!
The hot pink guards made some of the most memorable and recognizable characters from the show.
To transform into a Squid Game guard, wear all pink athleisure wear like bike shorts, a tank top, sweatshirt, and sneakers.
Accessorize with pink gloves, knee pads, and elbow pads for protection.
And you can’t forget the iconic square mask – be sure to find one with the shape and lines matching the guards’ masks exactly.
Top it off with a belt and nerf gun as your accessory.
This costume is comfortable since it’s just athletic wear while still being instantly recognizable for any Squid Game fans.
It’s simple to throw together by raiding your workout clothes and accessorizing with the specific mask and props.
Comfortable, iconic, and perfect for groups – this Squid Game guard costume is sure to be a hit!
Britney Spears

Relive the most iconic Britney Spears looks from the 90s and 2000s with a nostalgic Halloween costume inspired by the pop princess.
Some good Britney costume options are:
– Baby One More Time school girl: Wear a white button down tied up crop top with a plaid miniskirt, thigh high socks, combat boots, and matching plaid scrunchies in your pigtail braids.
Carry around a fluffy pen and school supplies as accessories.
– Oops I Did It Again futuristic space suit:
Wear a bodycon sequined jumpsuit or catsuit, tall shiny boots, and a headset microphone.
Glittery eye makeup completes the metallic space look.
– Toxic flight attendant: Wear a blue flight attendant costume with matching hat, heels, and a whistle around your neck.
Slick your hair back in a tight bun.
Any of Britney’s iconic looks paired with her signature blonde curly hair, crop tops, low rise pants, glossy lips, and bold eye makeup will have you channeling the pop star sensation.
Play her biggest hits and learn the dance moves to go all out!
Tiger King

Tiger King took over the Internet last year thanks to the crazy antics of Joe Exotic and the bizarre world of big cat conservationists.
Joe Exotic’s mullet, facial hair, flashy country style, and eyebrow piercing are unmistakable.
Channel Joe Exotic this Halloween in a mullet wig or temporary mullet hair extension.
Pair it with a sleeved or sleeveless button down, jeans, cowboy boots and hat, a belt with a large buckle, and blue mirrored aviator sunglasses.
Glue on some fake facial hair and an eyebrow ring.
Carry around stuffed tiger cubs as adorable accessories!
For women, you can dress as Joe’s husband Dillon Passage with a blond mullet wig, button down, jeans, eyeliner, and possibly a stuffed tiger.
This costume works great for couples and groups who can each pick their favorite Tiger King personality.
The key accessories like the mullet, sunglasses, facial hair, and stuffed tigers will help you perfectly embody the absurdity of the Tiger King himself, Joe Exotic.
Where’s Waldo?

Dressing up as the iconic children’s book character Waldo is a foolproof Halloween costume idea for guys.
His classic look is recognizable to everyone:
– Red and white horizontal striped shirt
– Blue jeans
– Waldo’s thick retro black glasses
– Red and white striped beanie hat
– Red and white accessories – cane, mittens, etc for props
To make it more modern and trendy, try a striped long or short sleeve t-shirt instead of the old fashioned sweater.
Distressed jeans or khakis also look cool and current.
Add the beanie, glasses, and a few key Waldo props and you’ve got an easy, comfortable costume that everyone will recognize.
For an extra fun twist, get a group together and have everyone dress up in Waldo costumes.
See if your friends can locate the “real” Waldo as you all wander around the Halloween party together playing tricks and taking fun photos.
Channel your inner Waldo to win Halloween!
Top Gun/Maverick

The long-awaited Top Gun sequel Maverick was released this year, making a pilot costume from the classic 80s movie a stylish throwback idea.
Channel your inner Maverick or Goose this Halloween!
For women, wear a khaki jumpsuit or flight suit, aviator sunglasses, and a cropped motorcycle jacket.
Add tall brown boots.
Style your hair in a braid or updo.
Guys can wear a khaki jumpsuit/flight suit, brown bomber jacket, aviator sunglasses, and lace-up brown boots.
Slick your hair back with gel for the Maverick look.
Stick on a name badge or patches on your suit for authenticity.
Grab a friend and go as Maverick and Goose together in matching pilot outfits.
Achieve that 80’s Top Gun magic this Halloween!
Hippie

Channel your inner flower child with a 70’s hippie costume this Halloween!
To create this groovy look:
– For women, wear bell bottom jeans, a crop top or peasant blouse, floral headband or head scarf, and layers of beaded necklaces and bracelets.
Add retro circular sunglasses.
– For men, pair bell bottoms with a tie dye t-shirt, floral button down left open, beaded necklaces, and a headband around long shaggy hair.
Accessories like a fringed purse, peace sign props, etc.
can really give you that authentic boho hippie vibe.
Both men and women can go barefoot or wear brown sandals.
Flashback to the age of peace, love, and rock n’ roll with the perfect hippie costume!
Cruella de Vil from 101 Dalmatians

Cruella de Vil is the perfect villain to dress as with her iconic half black, half white hair and high fashion style.
Here are some tips to copy her memorable look:
– For your hair, use temporary hair dye spray or chalk to color half your hair black and half your hair white, separated straight down the middle.
Or opt for a Cruella de Vil wig instead!
– Wear a form fitting black and white dress either sleeveless, strapless, or halter.
For a coat, go with faux fur, black on one side and white on the other
– Dark smokey eye makeup and bright red lips complete her signature evil look
– For accessories, carry a toy stuffed puppy tucked under your arm and/or a fancy cigarette holder
– Finish with black and white heels and long black gloves
Cruella is all about the contrast – her two-toned hair, her black and white dress, makeup and gloves, and good vs evil personality.
Have fun being bad and channeling this sinister style icon this Halloween!
Minions

The adorable little yellow sidekicks to supervillains have become one of the most popular Halloween costumes in recent years.
People just can’t get enough of those cute overalls, funky goggles, and silly nonsense language.
To dress as a minion:
– Wear blue overalls and a yellow t-shirt underneath
– Style your hair in a middle part, gelled flat on your head
– Add some black face/body paint around your eyes if desired
– Wear yellow dish washing gloves
– Accessorize with funky black goggles
To make it unique, customize your minion tee with iron-on letters or patches to give yourself a minion name.
Carry around a plush of your favorite villain – they aim to please!
Going as a minion is fun and recognizable for Halloween parties and events.
Forrest Gump

“Life is like a box of chocolates…you never know what you’re gonna get!”
Channel Tom Hank’s Oscar winning role of Forrest Gump with this fun throwback costume idea.
Wear a plaid button down shirt with a white tank underneath, jeans, and white sneakers.
Buzz cut your hair short or wear a short brown wig.
Carry around a box of various chocolates.
Add other Forrest Gump accessories like a suitcase to represent his cross country run, a Bubba Gump Shrimp hat, or medals from his Vietnam service.
Talk in a slow Southern drawl and refer to people as “Jenny” or “Lieutenant Dan” for extra authenticity!
The childlike innocence and humor of Forrest Gump makes for a perfect Halloween costume choice.
Flapper Girl

Flapper costumes are a chic throwback option for Halloween!
Flappers ruled the roaring 20’s with their bold style and fun-loving attitude.
To embody a flapper:
– Wear a fringed dress or skirt and crop top in neutral colors like black, gold, nude or blush pink
– Accessorize with long beaded necklaces, feather hair accessories, fishnet tights, and knee high boots
– Bob your hair or style it in finger waves
– Do a dramatic cat eye with black liner and lips in a deep red shade
Flapper style is all about releasing your inner party girl!
Dance the Charleston, drink giggle water cocktails, and let loose as a glamorous flapper this Halloween!
Face Mask

Given the last few years, dressing up as a face mask could be a fun and creative Halloween costume!
This idea works for both guys and girls.
- Wear all black clothing – black pants, long sleeve shirt, gloves, etc.
- Cut out holes for your eyes
- Make a large rectangular mask that covers your entire face using cardboard, felt, or thick paper
- Decorate it to look like a surgical mask with pleats, ear loops, etc.
- Customize it with rhinestones, sequins, ribbons, etc to make it fancy or creepy!
- Carry around mini bottles of hand sanitizer as an accessory
This DIY face mask costume is topical, comfortable, and easy to make.
You can get creative decorating the mask however you want – go glamorous, scary, or medical.
It’s a clever play on masks becoming part of our daily attire.
No one else will think of this COVID-inspired costume idea!
Influencers/YouTubers

Pick your favorite influencer or YouTuber and dress up as them this Halloween!
Wear their signature look – clothes, accessories, makeup style, and props or merchandise from their channel.
Some examples are:
– Beauty influencer like Jeffree Star or James Charles – dramatic makeup, designer fashion
– Gaming streamer like Pokimane – gaming headset, controller, their merch
– Vlogger like Emma Chamberlain – oversized sweatshirt, Vans, Hydroflask
Pretend to film a video or stream as you stay in character impressing fans.
Take this beyond just a costume by acting as them all night!
Classic Vampire With A Modern Twist
Reinvent the vampire look by ditching the old Dracula cape for something fresh.
Start with a burgundy or deep red slip dress – silk or satin fabric adds that luxurious vampire vibe.
Layer a black leather jacket or blazer over it for an edgy touch.
Your makeup is where you can really have fun.
Go for a pale foundation (lighter than your usual shade) and add some subtle contouring to look more dramatic.
Deep burgundy or black lipstick is essential, and don’t forget those fangs – get good quality ones that stay in place.
Add some fake blood dripping from your mouth for effect (corn syrup and food coloring work great).
Create dark, smoky eyes with red undertones, and add some red contact lenses if you really want to commit.
Accessories make this costume special.
Add a vintage choker or Victorian-style necklace, some gothic rings, and maybe even long gloves.
Your hair should be sleek and polished – think straight and shiny or old Hollywood waves.
This modern vampire can dance, take shots, and still look mysterious and sexy.
You’re not stuck in a heavy cape or dealing with complicated prosthetics.
The best part is that most of these pieces can integrate into your regular wardrobe.
That slip dress?
Perfect for date night.
The leather jacket?
Already a staple.
Add some ankle boots or strappy heels to complete your creature-of-the-night transformation.
Space Cowgirl: Futuristic Meets Western
Combine two amazing aesthetics into one show-stopping costume.
Start with metallic or holographic pieces – a silver top, shiny leggings, or a metallic skirt.
Add traditional western elements like a cow-print vest, fringe details, or a bandana.
The mix of futuristic and western creates something totally unique.
Top it off with a cowboy hat covered in glitter or metallic spray paint.
Add some LED accessories or glow sticks to really sell the space theme.
Your boots can be traditional cowboy boots spray-painted silver or metallic ankle boots with spurs attached.
For makeup, go full glam with holographic highlighter everywhere.
Add stick-on gems around your eyes and use metallic eyeshadow.
Don’t forget to draw on some star freckles with eyeliner.
This costume is perfect because it’s unexpected and creative.
You’re not just another cowgirl or another alien – you’re something totally original.
The combination allows you to play with different textures and styles.
Add a toy ray gun painted to match your outfit and a lasso that lights up (wrap string lights around a regular rope).
Your hair can be in space buns, braids with metallic thread woven through, or flowing with glitter spray.
The comfort level is high since you can choose pieces that work for your body and dancing style.
Plus, the futuristic elements mean you can use body glitter liberally – and who doesn’t love glitter?
Y2K Pop Star Revival
Bring back the early 2000s with this nostalgic costume that’s having a major moment.
Think low-rise jeans or a mini skirt, a cropped baby tee with a funny slogan, and a velour tracksuit jacket.
Add butterfly clips, a tiny purse, and platform sandals or chunky sneakers.
Your makeup should scream 2000s – frosted eyeshadow, glossy lips, and body glitter everywhere.
Don’t forget the colored sunglasses perched on your head and maybe a flip phone prop.
Add some temporary tattoos in the form of butterflies or tribal designs.
The key to nailing this look is in the details.
Layer multiple necklaces, wear rings on every finger, and don’t forget the belly button jewelry (fake is fine).
Your hair needs to be either pin-straight with chunky highlights or crimped to perfection.
This costume is genius because Y2K fashion is already back in style.
You can probably find half these items at any trendy store right now.
Plus, it’s comfortable and dance-friendly – those low-rise jeans were made for moving.
Channel your inner pop princess by carrying around a bedazzled microphone.
Add some press-on nails with designs and maybe even some tooth gems if you’re feeling extra.
The best part is that this costume works for groups – get your friends to dress as different pop stars from the era.
Everyone will be singing “oops, I did it again” when they see you walk in.
Disco Ball Diva
Light up the night as a human disco ball with this sparkly, show-stopping costume.
Start with anything silver and shiny – a sequined dress, metallic jumpsuit, or silver two-piece set.
The more reflective surfaces, the better.
Add mirror tiles (you can buy adhesive ones online) to accessories like a purse, shoes, or even a jacket.
Create a disco ball headpiece with a styrofoam ball covered in mirror pieces.
Your makeup needs to match the drama – silver eyeshadow, tons of highlighter, and glitter everywhere.
This costume literally makes you the center of attention.
When lights hit you, you’ll sparkle like an actual disco ball.
It’s impossible to be a wallflower in this outfit.
Add platform shoes (silver, obviously) and lots of chain jewelry.
Your hair should be big and voluminous – think Studio 54 meets modern glam.
The fun part is that you can customize the coverage.
Want to go all out?
Cover yourself head to toe.
Want something more subtle?
Just add mirror accents to a regular silver outfit.
Carry a portable speaker playing disco hits to really commit to the theme.
Add some LED strips under your outfit for extra glow.
This costume photographs amazingly under party lights and makes every picture look like a professional shoot.
Plus, who doesn’t want to be a walking party?
Stranger Things Character
Jump into the Upside Down with a costume inspired by everyone’s favorite Netflix series.
Go as Eleven with a pink dress, blue jacket, and Eggo waffle props.
Or channel your inner Joyce with Christmas lights wrapped around you and an alphabet wall on cardboard.
For a unique twist, be a Demogorgon with a flower-shaped mask and all-gray outfit.
The key is choosing recognizable elements from the show.
Carry walkie-talkies, wear tube socks pulled up high, or create a “Hellfire Club” t-shirt.
Your hair should be authentic to the character – messy for Eleven, feathered for Steve, or in pigtails for Max.
This costume works because everyone loves Stranger Things.
You’ll instantly connect with other fans at the party.
Plus, most of the costume pieces are regular clothes you can wear again.
Add some fake blood or dirt makeup for that “just escaped from the Upside Down” look.
Carry around Christmas lights that actually work (battery-powered ones are perfect).
The best part is this works great for group costumes.
Get your squad together as the whole gang and you’ll win every costume contest.
The nostalgia factor is huge, and you can quote the show all night.
People will want photos with you, especially if you nail the character’s mannerisms.
Pink Paradise: Channeling Your Inner Doll
Create a pink fantasy with this ultra-feminine costume idea.
Everything should be pink – dress, accessories, shoes, even your nails.
Go for different shades and textures to add depth.
Think satin, tulle, sequins, and feathers all in various pink hues.
Your makeup should be doll-like perfection.
Overline your lips with pink gloss, add false lashes, and go heavy on the blush.
Don’t forget pink eyeshadow and maybe even pink hair spray.
This costume is about committing to the aesthetic completely.
Add a pink purse, pink jewelry, and even pink sunglasses.
Your hair should be perfectly styled – either in a high ponytail or flowing waves.
The beauty of this costume is its simplicity.
You’re not trying to be a specific character, just embodying an aesthetic.
It’s comfortable, cute, and makes for amazing photos.
Add some sparkle with body glitter in pink tones.
Carry pink props like a compact mirror or a pink drink (pink lemonade in a fancy cup).
This costume lets you be ultra-girly and glamorous.
It’s perfect for those who want to feel pretty while still being in costume.
Plus, pink is universally flattering and happy-making.
Everyone will smile when they see you coming – you’re literally a walking good mood.
Zombie Cheerleader
Combine school spirit with horror for this classic Halloween mashup.
Start with a cheerleader uniform (thrift stores usually have them).
Rip it strategically and add fake blood stains everywhere.
Your makeup is crucial – pale foundation, dark circles under your eyes, and fake wounds.
Add some fake blood dripping from your mouth and mess up your hair completely.
Don’t forget to dirty up your pom-poms and maybe add some fake limbs sticking out.
This costume is perfect because it’s recognizable but creative.
You’re not just another zombie – you have a backstory.
Plus, it’s comfortable for dancing and moving around.
Add knee-high socks with blood stains and beaten-up sneakers.
Your cheer bow should be askew and dirty.
Create a backstory – maybe you’re from a rival school that met an unfortunate end.
Carry around a megaphone covered in fake blood to really sell it.
Practice some zombie cheerleader chants to perform at the party.
The contrast between peppy cheerleader and undead creature is comedy gold.
You can go as scary or as funny as you want with this costume.
This works great for groups too – create a whole zombie cheer squad with your friends.
Wednesday Addams Goes to College
Put a grown-up spin on this beloved character.
Start with a black dress – but make it mini or midi instead of the traditional long version.
Add a white collar (you can make one from felt) and black tights.
Your hair should be in two braids, but make them more polished than the original.
Add some edgy accessories like platform boots or a leather jacket.
Your makeup can be more glam than the original – think smoky eyes and nude lips.
This costume is perfect because everyone knows Wednesday, but you’re showing her evolution.
It’s comfortable, dance-friendly, and requires minimal special pieces.
Plus, that little black dress can be worn again and again.
Add some spider jewelry or carry a vintage book as a prop.
Practice Wednesday’s deadpan delivery and dark humor for the full effect.
The modern touches make this costume feel fresh.
You’re not just copying the character – you’re reimagining her.
This works especially well if you naturally have a sarcastic sense of humor.
People will love the nostalgic reference with a contemporary twist.
Plus, black is slimming and goes with everything, including whatever drinks might spill on you.
Retro Flight Attendant
Travel back to the glamorous age of flying with this vintage-inspired costume.
Find a fitted blazer and pencil skirt in bright colors – think TWA red or Pan Am blue.
Add a pillbox hat, white gloves, and a vintage-style scarf tied around your neck.
Your makeup should be classic and polished – red lips, winged eyeliner, and perfectly coiffed hair.
Add a name tag and some pilot wings pins to make it official.
Don’t forget a vintage-style handbag to complete the look.
This costume is sophisticated and unique.
You’ll stand out in a sea of typical Halloween costumes while looking incredibly put-together.
Plus, you can wear these pieces to job interviews later.
Carry around a drink tray with mini bottles (filled with your beverage of choice).
Practice saying “coffee, tea, or me?” with a vintage accent.
The humor and class of this costume make it a winner.
Add fishnet stockings and classic pumps to nail the retro vibe.
Your hair should be in a beehive or a perfectly smooth updo.
This costume photographs beautifully and gives off major style points.
You’re serving looks while serving drinks, and everyone will want to fly your friendly skies.
It’s perfect for those who want to be cute without being too revealing or uncomfortable.
