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toiletsnounpl. of toilet a room furnished with a fixture for flushing body wastewe were directed to the toilets in the church basement bathrooms, baths, bogs(British), cans, cloakrooms(British), comfort stations, conveniences(chiefly British), heads, johns, latrines, lavatories, loos(chiefly British), potties, restrooms, washrooms, water closets commodes, pans(British), potsgarderobes, jakes, outhouses, privieshalf baths, powder roomsladies(chiefly British), ladies' rooms, men's rooms to outfit with clothes and especially fine or special clothesthe princess required at least a dozen maids to toilet her for formal occasions apparels, arrays, attires, bedecks, caparisons, clothes, costumes, decks (out), does up, dresses, dresses up, enrobes, garbs, garments, gets up, gowns, habits, invests, rigs (out), robes, suits, togs (up or out), vestures cloaks, frocks, jackets, mantles, vestsdrapes, enswathes, haps(dialect), huddles, swaddles, swathes, wrapsaccoutres(or accouters), bedights(archaic), equips, furnishes, habilitates, outfits, tailors, uniformsdresses down, underdresses disarrays, disrobes, strips, unclothes, undresses, untrusses(archaic) denudes, divests, uncovers, undrapes, unveils |