Definition of "robing" [rob•ing]

• Present participle of robe. (verb)

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• "Within a quarter of an hour the three were snugly ensconced in the window niche of the "cubby-hole," so Flibbertigibbet termed the robing-room closet, and looking with all their eyes across the street."
• "This was a kind of robing room, with vestments hung up all over the walls."
• ""The pragmatic arguments that the government makes are very persuasive" to go with 11 jurors, U.S. District Judge Richard Holwell told the lawyers, according to a transcript of a discussion they had in his robing room."