togs
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Definition
- Noun (plural):
- Informal terms for clothing: "Togs" refers to clothes or garments in a casual, colloquial manner. It is often used to describe a set of clothes for a specific purpose or activity.
Usage
- The word "togs" is primarily used in informal contexts. It is often found in British, Australian, and New Zealand English.
- It is commonly used to refer to clothing for a particular occasion, such as swimming or sports.
Examples
- Noun:
- I need to pack my swimming togs for the beach trip. (I need to pack my swimsuit for the beach trip.)
- He changed into his football togs before the match. (He changed into his football kit before the match.)
- She bought some new togs for the party. (She bought some new clothes for the party.)
Advanced Usage
- "togs" for specific gear: The word is frequently combined with an activity to specify the type of clothing.
- ski togs (ski clothing)
- night togs (nightclothes, pajamas)
Variants and Related Words
- Tog (verb, rare): To dress or clothe.
- Togged out/up (adjective phrase, informal): Dressed in a particular way, especially in smart or specific clothing.
- He was all togged up in his best suit for the interview.
Synonyms
- Clothes: Garments worn on the body.
- Gear: Informal term for equipment or clothing, often for sports.
- Kit: A set of articles or equipment for a specific purpose, including clothing.
- Outfit: A set of clothes worn together.
Related Phrases
- "togs" in idioms: While not a common idiom source, the phrase "togs" itself is an informal stand-in for clothing.
- Have you got your togs? (Do you have your swimsuit/appropriate clothes?)
Noun
- informal terms for clothing