Usage of "bow tie" | TermGallery

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A man's tie that ties in a bow.

Usage of bow tie in English

This is possibly not even a real bow tie; it looks plastic. 
 The Guardian 

He was dressed all in black with a dark green bow tie. 
 A Set of Six 

Every man needs at least one bow tie in his wardrobe arsenal. 
 Ebony 

Mellifluously spoken, over-shaved, and in the custody of his polka-dot bow tie. 
 Kalooki Nights 

He tugs at his bow tie, but I bat his hand away. 
 Unraveled 

Bush was slim, and he wore a suit with a bow tie. 
 A fierce radiance: a novel 

Cormac pauses at my door, sliding his bow tie off his collar. 
 Unraveled 

Braid hair a la Willie Nelson and top off with bow tie. 
 The new yorker 

Standing on her tiptoes, she begins to knot the white bow tie. 
 Tell-all 

Standing on its deck, Matteo wore a white suit and bow tie. 
 Latte trouble 

DeVon looked dapper himself in white tuxedo, and dark purple bow tie. 
 Ebony 

He was wearing a russet-colored bow tie, and his black fur shone. 
 Fang: a maximum ride novel 

He was dressed in a black tuxedo with a red bow tie. 
 The South African 

I compromised, in a beat-up dinner jacket with a silly bow tie. 
 The Guardian 

Mouse wore a dark blue suit, and a plain black bow tie. 
 The Wolf’s Hour 

A minute point of light sparked from the bunny's bow tie. 
 Spider bones: a novel 

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Meanings of bow tie in English