toggery

The gaoler's toggery will fit you, and the other fellow's may do for me.

My own toggery wouldn't fit.

Get out of that wet toggery, and Mrs. Beale shall dry it.

'But you must sing us a proper song next time, on your own, in all your gentleman's toggery.'

IT'S not often that Murray's Toggery Shop is ahead of the curve.

She is a manager of Murray's Toggery Shop in Nantucket, Mass.

One critic wrote: "Not only does this impersonator wear his feminine toggery in tiptop shape, but has a voice that fools 'em at the start.

By Jove, I pulled off that toggery a precious deal quicker than I had put it on, and stood stark naked before her.

While players in other leagues have, lamentably, adopted this ridiculous toggery, the sissies in the Big East bear the ultimate responsibility for it.

Up to now, Veda had worn the quiet, well-made, somewhat sexless toggery sanctioned by Pasadena, as suitable to girls of her age.

Nantucket Reds are a style of trousers distributed by Murray's Toggery Shop on the island of Nantucket.

Or is it, in fact, the $145 pants embroidered with Christmas balls that are flying off the shelves at that venerable Nantucket clothier, Murray's Toggery?

Personnel for these singles included Leckenby, Green and Whitwam with either Peter Cowap, John Gaughan, or former Toggery Five guitarist Frank Renshaw.

It's a hard word for the mob to handle; demagogic is pronounced with the final g soft, rhyming with logic, but demagoguery has the final g hard, rhyming with toggery.

However they originally passed the song over to another Manchester band, the Toggery Five, before changing their mind and recording the song, which became their first No 1 hit in the UK.

On my return to Dodge, the only thing about me that indicated a cow-hand was my Texas saddle and outfit, but in toggery, in my visiting harness, I looked like a rank tenderfoot.

About ten the full moon came up in splendor, and as we stood watching her ascent Infadoos arrived, clad in full war toggery, and accompanied by a guard of twenty men to escort us to the dance.

On Mar. 10, 2007, the tribe evicted three residents (not tribal members) who had been living on the Indian Village land but who opposed the casino- Karen Toggery and her son and Walter Rosales.

As I hurried through the engine-room, picturesquely gotten up in storm toggery, I met Tom, and could not forbear delivering myself of a mean speech-- 'Ain't you glad YOU don't have to go out sounding?'

'Only imagine, Miss Astley, all the handsome gentlemen's toggery that languishes, at this very minute, at the bottom of some costumier's hamper, waiting, simply waiting, for Kitty Butler to step inside it and lend it life!

Last Sunday she dressed herself up as an old woman, borrowing the toggery from a poor relation of Mrs. Adamson's who boards with her--a long, full, black skirt, bordered with crape, a widow's bonnet, and a heavy crape widow's veil.

During our stay we attended the weekly Sunday band concerts, which are being presented on Main Street again - this night in front of Murray's Toggery Shop - after having been held for the last 20 years in the gazebo at Harbor Square on Straight Wharf.

Just at break of day we made a sudden descent upon the village and took its occupants completely by surprise, even capturing the chief of the tribe, "Sam," who was dressed in all his war toggery, fully armed and equipped, in anticipation of a fight on the road where his comrades were in position.