Now, this cupboard's full of all sorts of toggery. [Please select]
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Such toggery as I used to wear would be the height of folly at the mines. [Please select]
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My wig was somewhere in the lane behind me; he knew me perfectly in my silly toggery. [Please select]
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I'll forswear this fashionable toggery henceforth when I'm away on holiday, and follow the innocent example of sensible chaps like you. [Please select]
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I'll go and put on dry toggery; the best thing that _you_ can do, is to keep out of people's way.' [Please select]
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"She's bewitched over the Camp Fire dresses, and headbands, and all the other toggery, and she likes to be with older girls." [Please select]
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"I wouldn't get into this toggery for any one else on earth." [Please select]
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I hope there's nothin' in Scriptur' agin' a man bein' spliced in wet toggery. [Please select]
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So that there is a meaning in all this shifting of insect toggery. [Please select]
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These were doubtless clad in their old toggery and fire hats, the foreman with his silver trumpet in evidence, without which no respectable fire would think of allowing itself to be quenched. [Please select]
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Perhaps Ted and two of his cronies have gone and dressed up in some old Hallowe'en toggery until they look like a set of bears or hyenas just to frolic around a bit.' [Please select]
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