Tog

Definition

tog 1 /tɒg/ v (-gg-) ❏ tog oneself out / up (in sth) [ PHRV ] ( infml ) သားသားနားနားဝတ္ဆင္သည္။ children togged out in their Sunday best ❍ walkers getting togged up for a day on the hills. ❏ togs n [pl] ( infml ) (အားကစား) ဝတ္စံု။ sport/ cricketing togs. tog 2 /tɒg/ n ( Brit ) ေစာင္၊ အေႏြးထည္ စသည္တို႔ကို ေႏြးေစေသာ လွ်ပ္စစ္ကိရိယာ၏ အပူတိုင္းယူနစ္။ a 13.5 tog duvet.

Examples

1. ‘I quickly slipped out of my togs and under the sheet with some embarrassment.’
2. ‘We could never emulate that spread when we had one ‘best’ set of clothes
3. school togs and the cousin's hand-me-down scruffs we mucked around in the rest of the time.’
4. ‘Around forty-five minutes later she had changed into her smart togs and reappeared for her own set.’
5. ‘Already in her cycling togs
6. save for a pair of fuzzy tan slippers
7. she sits down at the tiny kitchen counter and plows through a slab of French toast.’
8. ‘I've also got some great pictures of me in my Elizabethan togs which I will scan in today so keep your eye open for some new pictures in the gallery.’
9. ‘We wandered back to the hotel from the Quayside after midnight
10. hand in hand and still in our posh togs
11. while Newcastle celebrated around us.’
12. ‘It's definitely time for a closet clear-out and some new togs.’
13. ‘The point at which you put summer clothes away and bring out winter togs should be celebrated with some small ceremony.’
14. ‘Today he sports a particularly vivid mauve cummerbund and a matching beret over his usual black coffee-house togs.’
15. ‘Once he comes offstage he starts changing into his wedding togs
16. which look more appropriate for Windsor Castle than Any Town
17. USA.’
18. ‘I recommend you all wear your summer togs because you may not get another chance this year!’
19. ‘None of that cash
20. however
21. goes on designer togs.’
22. ‘The playing surface was a sea of green on Saturday evening and to make matters worse both teams wore togs which were predominantly white.’
23. ‘While we would like people to wear the right togs
24. just because don't shouldn't mean they are excluded.’
25. ‘He's a young guy
26. maybe in his twenties
27. wearing a helmet and the kind of togs I associate with competitive racing.’
28. ‘This is a fun game to raise funds for some deserving causes so bring along your boots
29. togs and shin guards and join in the fun.’
30. ‘You look good in winter togs and it's good to see you outside
31. being a part of the weather you're always talking about.’
32. ‘Winton wasn't ready to see her today
33. there in his togs and all
34. dishevelled and exhausted.’
35. ‘Gone are cotton loincloths and turbans in favor of microfiber stretch workout togs that wick perspiration away from the body.’
36. ‘So I put on some jogging togs
37. and got ready to go outside for a 30-minute walk/jog.’