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What does the phrase Put a full kit on mean?

"Put a full kit on" is a slang phrase that means to dress up in full gear or uniform.

Here's how it's usually used:

* Sports: A player might "put a full kit on" before a game, meaning they put on their full uniform.

* Military: Soldiers might "put a full kit on" for a mission, meaning they wear their complete combat gear.

* Work: Someone might "put a full kit on" for a special event at work, meaning they wear a formal suit or uniform.

The phrase "full kit" emphasizes the completeness of the attire, implying that every piece of the necessary gear or uniform is worn.

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