bola
- noun
- /ˈboʊlə/
- US
- So I went over to him, confirmed what was what, and then I gave him the bolas.
- bola tie
Examples
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No, he gave him my bolas.
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Looking in the mirror, Gabe slipped a turquoise-laden bola tie on over his head.
Fiction book (2000) -
God, that Uncle Harm was a numb bastard, Trapper thinks as he whittles on the bolas.
Fiction book (1997) -
You've got bolas, vega.
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At the party, everyone admired the unique bola tie James wore with his cowboy outfit.
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Gabe chose a striking bola tie adorned with colorful stones to enhance his western attire.
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For the formal dinner, he decided to wear a traditional bola tie instead of a regular necktie.
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Etymology
Bola comes from Spanish bola, which means 'ball' and is like the English ball. Many cord neckties have a round clasp or small balls at the ends, and that is why a bola is a cord with a decorative clasp worn as a necktie.