Togarse

What does Togarse mean?

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ChaniaoPanamáUsed to describe someone who is dressed up very well, looking sharp, or wearing formal attire.
Darse brilloRepública DominicanaTo fix oneself up, get all dressed up, or make oneself look sharp.
empilcharseArgentinaTo get dressed up. To put on nice clothes or look sharp (the term comes from pilcha, an Argentine slang word for...
EngalipolarVenezuelaTo get all decked out, dress to the nines, or put on your finest clothes.
ProducirseArgentinaTo get all decked out or dolled up for a special event, putting significant effort into one's clothes, hair, and makeup.
ribetiarPanamáTo dress in stylish or high-quality clothes; to look sharp or fly.

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Togarse

To get decked out or dress up very elegantly for a special occasion (the term likely comes from the word for a formal robe or toga).

A: Saturday I am going out with the girl I told you about, the one I really like. B: Buddy, you are going to have to togarte, because that girl has a lot of money.

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Panamáby Rita.APOctober 27, 2016

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