tog
verb /tɒɡ/
/tɑːɡ/ informalDefinition
be/get yourself togged up/out › to dress yourself in clothes that are specially for a particular occasion or activity: We got (ourselves) togged up in walking gear for the hike. They were all togged out in dinner jackets and ballgowns.Wearing clothes
(Definition of tog verb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- Babies' & children's clothing
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- Clothing - general words
- Coats, jackets & cloaks
- Decorations for clothes
- Dresses, suits & gowns
- Fashion
- Fasteners for clothes
- Gloves & accessories
- Hats & scarves
- Jumpers, shirts & tee-shirts
- Nightwear
- Not wearing or removing clothes
- Parts of clothes
- Protective clothing
- Putting clothes on
- Shoes
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- Smart & elegant
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- Style & appearance of clothes
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Synonyms and related words:
- be dripping with sth idiom
- caped adjective
- clad adjective
- clothe verb
- clothed adjective
- dress sense noun
- dressed (up) to the nines idiom
- dressed adjective
- dressed to kill idiom
- dresser noun (CLOTHES)
- grow into sth phrasal verb
- mould verb
- power dressing noun
- robed adjective
- sartorial adjective
- stylish adjective
- suit verb (BE RIGHT)
- wear verb (ON BODY)
- wore verb
- worn verb
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