Togged [verb]

Meet me about half-past seven, Walter, up in the room, all togged up.

"Come with me, and we'll get you togged out for the ride," said the gunnery lieutenant.

It does seem like wasted effort to get all togged up this way just for a rehearsal.

Clean and togged out in some of my things, she was not radically changed.

We are all togged out with new blue clothes, haversacks and canteens.

I was togged out as a bell-boy, and was cleanin' the winders.

The room was togged out gorgeous—with mistletoe and shawls, And the candles flickered festious, around the airy walls.

Little Rodin was togged out in a red jacket and bonnet the same as the prelate.

We can't afford to have you go there togged out the way you are, because we've said you were a kid that belonged to us.

There sat his nibs, the captain, togged out with enough 278 gold braid to scare a horse.