Assuming
Put on
Put on verb - To place on one's person.
Both terms in one sentence
- Once you put on the scarlet sash, it's there till they bury you in it (assuming they can find enough bits for the ceremony, which in our vocation is never entirely certain).
Source: Resignations Not Accepted - When wearing the suit, you can put on as much headgear as you want, which can seriously boost your stats (assuming you're wearing stat-changing headgear, of course).
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In The Wonderful 101, all members of the Wonderful 100 put on these masks when assuming their identities.
Source: Domino Mask
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