A costume worn on formal occasions by the faculty or students of a university or college.
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But a party cannot afford to hide its face in its toga.
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Christians use the stole as the last vestige of the Roman toga.
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He threw down his Marcus Aurelius and threw off his gunny-sack toga.
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His Technicolor launch, coupled with the toga, was not a pretty sight.
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Their clothing consisted of a loose gown not unlike a Roman toga.
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He wore a copper toga robe held in by an ebony belt.
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Camillus shed his toga with relief, and a slave took it away.
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Aulus responded by glancing down and rearranging the folds of his toga.
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His fingers worried the purple stripe on the edge of his toga.
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This is a toga I wear when I teach them Roman numerals.
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The belt of his toga robe began to tighten round his belly.
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Hast thou not a knife there under the folds of thy toga?
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The dark hazy tendrils exuded by Marius's toga suit swirled in agitation.
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There were knife holes and old blood stains on the toga's front.
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In public, members of the nobility wore the toga and carried no weapons.
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The white toga and the picturesque red turban are prominent in these resemblances.
