Donning [verb]

We can only hope prospects still choose to don interesting suits.

The first is that I live in Manhattan, where there’s no open water available for swimming unless you want to don a wetsuit, hold your breath, and jump in the not-so-clean Hudson.

Like Zuma, Magashule is widely seen as corrupt — he was compared to a Mafia don in Gangster State, the best-seller about his leadership of the Free State province, from 2009 to 2018.

Eventually, I donned a hat, completely buried my head in the sleeping bag and caught a few winks.

Instead of wearing expensive clothes, she donned plain and ordinary dresses.

She plans to don her snowshoes and keep hiking through the winter.

You can do this workout without any tools, but to get the most out of it, don a pair of thick socks and head to a slippery surface, like wood or tile floors.

In addition to wearing it for runs, this was my favorite top to don for garage kettlebell swings.

He was cast down to think that he might have spared himself the trouble of donning his beautiful yellow doublet from Paris.

And after this she rose and insisted on donning her armor once more.