Toga is valid Scrabble Word

Is toga a scrabble word?
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4 letters word
5 points in Scrabble
6 points in WWF

Definitions for TOGA in dictionary:

VERB:

wear a toga

NOUN:

a garment worn in ancient Rome
a loose flowing outer garment worn by the citizens of ancient Rome, made of a single piece of cloth and covering the whole body apart from the right arm.
garment worn by citizens of ancient Rome
The loose outer garment worn by the ancient Romans, consisting of a single broad piece of woolen cloth of a shape approaching a semicircle. It was of undyed wool, except the border of the toga praetexta.
a one-piece cloak worn by men in ancient Rome

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

an outer garment worn in ancient Rome

Words related to TOGA

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Words that contain TOGA

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How to use TOGA in a sentence

And the man was tall and stately in form, and wrapped up from his shoulders to his feet in the toga of old Rome.
He threw his toga over his left forearm and stood firm to make a fight for it, his white face rigid and his eyes ablaze.
She and Galen were alone with Pertinax, who looked splendid in his official toga.
His tall figure is enveloped in a dark dressing-gown, that folds about him like a toga.
With the reception of the certificate of maturity the youth may be said to have donned the virile toga.
Of these boys, until they took the toga virilis, he says hardly anything in his letters to Atticus, though Atticus was the uncle of the elder boy.
In such schools, if he were not educated at home, the boy remained till he was invested with the toga virilis, or pura.
Only give him modern shoes, an Italian cloak, and a walking-stick, instead of sandals and toga, and he may be seen on the streets of Rome today.
He stepped quickly aside, hearing not the feet which followed, nor feeling him who clung to the skirt of his toga.
Men, rushing past him, had torn the toga from his back.

To say that Belisarius became a beggar means little to us when it seems only the difference between a rich and a tattered toga.
He put on his toga, which his wife Racilia brought him.
When Caesar began to show displeasure at their importunity, Tillius seized him by his toga, which was the signal for attack.
Their thoughts have to be arrayed in the flowing toga before they are held to be presentable.
Vinicius sprang over the barrier, which separated the lower seats from the arena, and, running to Lygia, covered her with his toga.
If I were to select an ideal costume for men I am inclined to think that I would go back to the Roman toga, to the flowing drapery of the Greeks, or to the Scottish kilt.
There were contests of gladiators at which the prince wore a purple-bordered toga, the same as he had done at the ludi votivi.
He also wore a richly-embroidered purple toga, the token of high civic rank, for he had put on his full insignia as a senator and of consular rank to do honour to the ceremonial.
He wore the toga as an official scarf, but was in his national garb of the loose trousers and short coat, and the gold torq round his neck had come to him from prehistoric ages.
He folded his arms, and drew his cloak around him like a toga.
Vitellius still wore the purple band, the emblem of his rank, crossed diagonally over a linen toga.
Some objection may be taken to the disposal of the robes, and the arrangement of the toga is in somewhat too theatrical a style.
Poorer people might wear a toga of a duller or dark-grey wool, which would better conceal a stain and require to go less frequently to the fuller.
The only person privileged to wear a toga of true purple was the emperor.
Full citizens are wearing the toga, or, if the emperor has not forbidden the practice, the brightly coloured cloak which has been already described.
Up till this time the boy has worn a toga with a purple edge, and also the gold amulet-case round his neck.
Godwin, one of them with the toga made of that wonderful material which Arnott had printed, were simple, fine and free.
He remained for a while motionless, wrapped loosely in what looked like a white toga.
The TOGA, however, was the peculiar dress of the Roman people.
There a Castilian draws around him with dignity the folds of his ample cloak, like a Roman senator in his toga.
The toga, the innocent cause of the catastrophe, lay on the chair close at hand.
Ere long, Pratinas was lying on the floor, bound hand and foot with strings of torn clothing, and his head still muffled in the toga.
Caius Marcellus, the new consul, sat in his separate seat, in all the splendid dignity of his embroidered toga.

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