Put on your coat.

Here now, put this leg on.

Hiya...

Take a pullover, it's cool in the evening.

Put a pair of gloves here.

Get your coat.

Put the muzzle back on her.

Get yourjacket.

Tom put a cover over his car.

Take his galoshes.

They're fully dressed.

Get a coat. Wash up.

Take my gloves.

They allegedly handcuffed him, forced him to wear a gas mask and beat him with boxing gloves.

Wait a minute! I've got to get my overcoat.

Rope hanging from the gallows

Now, we'll just slip it on like this, and...

Above 50,000 feet you need a space suit, a pressure suit.

He put on the black coat.

He put on the red jacket.

Now put the rope around your neck.

I went up to get a pair of gloves, and my earrings must have fallen among the gloves.

Better off catch cough Than catch a ball and chain

Hang your coat on the hook.

They have another set of eyes on the top of their head.

In taxis, you get condoms.

Take your coat in case it rains.

Put this jacket on, and you'll be much warmer.

But let's not talk about sordid things like money.

Throw your hat and coat on that chair.

Go ahead, tie it around their necks.

Keep your shirt on.

Well, don't stand there like a fool. Put your gloves on.

She left her gloves in the car.

She got a beautiful dress on.

I had to pawn it to get these clothes.

Here. Take off your coat and put this on.

George Bailey lassoes stork.

You'll be wearing his hat and coat.

Here, put it on your finger. It'll be safer that way. Well, isn't that bad luck?

Oh, the doctors have a whole new theory.

aren't you forgetting that uniform?

I want you to stand up there and put your head in that noose.

l ll need it harnessed, you idiot!

But when a noose is thrown around the neck of Roger, nearly everyone in the audience let out very real gasps.