tog

• "She'll be thinking they've heert ta tog, and thrown watter upo' it, and we shall be in trouble pefore we've done Hallo!" —  Three Boys or the Chiefs of the Clan Mackhai
• Then we'd be--tog--ether--we'd be She started to come unglued again but stopped the dissolving process just before the wet and gooey stage set in. —  Highways in Hiding
• The captain used to dress in a blue long-tog, drab-breeches and top-boots, when he went ashore. —  Ned Myers or, a Life Before the Mast
• The country began to show a few donkeys and large flocks of sheep and goats; the muttons have a fine "tog," and sell for three dollars and a half. —  The Land of Midian — Volume 1
• Fishing for tog is a lot different from fishing for sea bass, ling or porgies. —  Berks county news

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