neckwear
- noun
- /ˈnɛkˌwɛr/
- For the winter, she prefers wool neckwear to keep warm during the cold months.
- line of neckwear
Examples
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Many people choose colorful neckwear to add style to their outfits.
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Throughout the centuries, some type of neckwear, different from the standard outdoor scarf, could be traced through, but it did not exactly resemble the modern-day necktie, although it is said that such neckwear managed to lay down the foundations of the necktie that we see at present.
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You can wear whatever neckwear you like or none at all, but let us go forth and serve as we can.
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You can wear whatever neckwear you like or none at all, but let us go forth and serve as we can.
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I happen to carry a complete line of personality neckwear.
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By the 1720s, a different kind of neckwear had made an appearance in the market, known as 'stocks.'
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(to Ashoka) I like your taste in neckwear.
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ALong the way, the runners must pass their neckwear by rooftop scanners.
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For formal gatherings such as dinners and parties, a different type of neckwear was created, known as the Ascot tie.
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Throughout the centuries, some type of neckwear, different from the standard outdoor scarf, could be traced through, but it did not exactly resemble the modern-day necktie, although it is said that such neckwear managed to lay down the foundations of the necktie that we see at present.
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Synonyms
An item worn around the neck, like a collar or necklace
How Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Neckwear combines neck ('the part of your body below the head') and wear ('clothing'). So it means clothes you wear on your neck, like ties and scarves.