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What is toga?
1- A type of clothing that is taken off fairly easily.
2- A party that is totally not an orgy. Made by college kids in frat houses.
Boon: It's not gonna be an orgy! It's a toga party.
Katy: Honestly, Boon, you're 21-years old. In six months you're going to graduate, and tomorrow night you're going to wrap yourself in a bed sheet and pour grain alcohol all over your head. It's cute, but I think I'll pass this time.
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Toga - what is it?
A ROMAN garment worn specifically by men. It's often mistaken for a Greek garment worn by pretty much everyone.
The women's version of the toga was called the stola.
Most people like to use bed sheets to make them.
Are those your mom's bed sheets?
Shut up! It's my toga...
What does "toga" mean?
The act of dancing around in a toga screaming "TOGA! TOGA! TOGA! TOGA!"
Me and William Shakespeare went Togaing
Toga - what does it mean?
Any object a man uses to hide his boner.
After I saw Mindy in her bikini I immediately had to grab a toga.
Toga - meaning
A slang word in Portuguese, meaning a very strong joint, made with a high ratio of weed to tobacco.
Let's smoke a togas!
Should I roll a normal one or a togas?
Toga - definition
1. of or relating to Saratoga Springs, NY
2. a clothing garment designed out of sheets dating back to early Greek apparel
1. "I went down to Toga the other day to pick up some stuff at the head shop on Phila Street. Sweeet lovin'!"
2. "Yeah dude, are you wearing anything underneath that toga?"
Toga - slang
Person: Toga nooo
TOMURA: DAMN vampire
Toga
Did u put on a toga?
Toga
1.) a hella awesome city in northern california! way better than its neighbor los gatos
2.) nickname for saratoga high school
Guy 1 - dude did you see that hot girl??
Guy 2 - ya she must have been from toga
Toga
An often understood garment from ancient Rome; the "toga" of a toga party is much scantier and flimsier than the toga that ancient Romans wore.
The toga was basically a large wrap worn over a tunic.
In the early days of the empire, the toga was worn by both sexes, but after 200 BC the toga was reserved for men while women were expected to wear the stola; a woman wearing a toga was generally a prostitute or an adultress, to distinguish them from "respectable" women.