pinstripe
- noun
- /ˈpɪnˌstraɪp/
- He wore a stylish pinstripe suit for the wedding ceremony, which made him look sharp.
- pinstripe suit
- blue pinstripe
Especially if it's like pinstripe pants, dress pants.
- Especially if it's like pinstripe pants, dress pants.
- I got this Gray and white pinstripe to not pinstripe, but it's a thin stripe.
- Next up we have this Navy and white little pinstripe top.
- I will show you it on and this is coming to Paris with me Pinstripe suit so good.
- And then they zoomed in on the pinstripe and on the Jumbotron.
- Uncle Sam in the woods and is like his pinstripe red and white suit.
- Johan asked who his tailor was, because his impossibly smart pinstripe suit was just a complete knockout.
- It's like a stone and white kind of pinstripe.
- I really like the colour and I like the pinstripe and the kind of lineny look, but they're just very long and they're very like droopy.
- unseen forbearance, their father in pinstripes unfailingly at the door no more.
- Let's go you blind to buy them pinstripes.
- Look at me, my little shirt come through little pinstripe shirt as a European.
Examples
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Oh, you always wear your blue pinstripe to board meetings, sir.
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Ernest Ballard says, "Looks like the Hornets changed up the pinstripes on their jerseys."
Blog text (26) -
Next up we have this Navy and white little pinstripe top.
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Well, I like your blue pinstripe.
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There's the dark pinstripe suit.
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Why don't you wear the gray pinstripe we bought you last week?
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Let's see how you look in the brown one with the pinstripes.
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It's this pale blue pinstripe playsuit with like a cold shoulder detail and also a little bow.
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Johan asked who his tailor was, because his impossibly smart pinstripe suit was just a complete knockout.
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Now dressed in a pinstripe Hugo Boss suit, Jack stands with two uniformed police and looks to Doreen.
Fiction book (2000)
How Thin
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pinstripe combines pin and stripe, so imagine a line 'as thin as a pin' running along the cloth. So a pinstripe is a very thin, regular stripe you often see on suits and other fabrics.