Toga Definition

tōgə
togae, togas
noun
In ancient Rome, a loose, one-piece outer garment worn in public by citizens.
Webster's New World
A robe of office; characteristic gown of a profession.
Webster's New World
pronoun
(dated) An older spelling of Tonga, used until the mid 1940s.
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Other Word Forms of Toga

Noun

Singular:
toga
Plural:
togae, togas

Origin of Toga

  • Latin (s)teg- in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Toga Sentence Examples

  • The toga had no pockets or sleeves and was most commonly seen in white.

  • When the toga went out of use as an article of everyday wear, the pallium, i.e.

  • The goddess look is a perfect companion for chiffon gowns, especially if they embrace the current one- shoulder toga or maxi dress trends.

  • Wrap the sheets like a toga, draping one end over the right shoulder and under the left arm around the body before tying it into a knot with the end that’s draped over the right shoulder.

  • This classic movie trailer gives you a sense of this epic movie and might spark your interest to perhaps set aside the time to watch Charlton Heston in toga and sandals.

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Words Starting With

TTOTOG

Words Ending With

AGAOGA

Unscrambles

toga

Words Starting With T and Ending With A

Starts With T & Ends With AStarts With TO & Ends With AStarts With T & Ends With GA

Word Length

4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With T4 Letter Words Ending With A