ˈtōgə noun
( -s )
Etymology: Latin; akin to Latin tegere to cover — more at thatch
1.
a. : the outer garment worn in public by citizens of ancient Rome consisting of a semicircular or long elliptical usually undyed woolen cloth sometimes ornamented along the borders and so draped as to cover the left arm and leave the right arm free
b. : a similar loose wrap
the colorful toga of an African chieftain
c. : a professional, official, or academic gown
don the toga of a judge
2. : office ; especially : senatorship
will seek a toga next November — Newsweek
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