Toilet
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 111
Toilette , toil′et, n. a dre ing-table with a mirror: also a cover for such a table: the whole articles used in dre ing: mode or operation of dre ing: the whole dre and appearance of a person, any particular costume.— ns. Toil′et-cloth , -cov′er , a cover for a dre ing-table.— adj. Toil′eted , dre ed.— ns. Toil′et-gla , a mirror set on the dre ing-table; Toil′et-set , -serv′ice , the utensils collectively used in dre ing; Toil′et-soap , a fine kind of soap made up in cakes; Toil′et-tā′ble , a dre ing-table.— Make one's toilet , to dre . [Fr. toilette , dim. of toile , cloth; cf. Toil (1).]
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