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Meanings of bow-tie in English
Usage of bow-tie in English
1
Full rolled waistcoat, small bow-tie and stiff linen are all immaculately white.
2
He looked striking: he was 32, bald and he often wore a bow-tie.
3
He was dressed soberly - even drearily - but for his green bow-tie.
4
The one I keep here is fully paid-up green bow-tie wearing fundamentalist terrorist.
5
A surprisingly vivid bow-tie peaked out between the raised lapels of his coat.
6
A dapper rat, he nearly always wore a white shirt and blue bow-tie.
7
Then he removed Elroy's bow-tie and opened the top two buttons of his shirt.
8
A waitress in a black tuxedo vest and black bow-tie brought us our drinks.
9
Before Shine became a court buff, he spent 25 years as a travelling bow-tie salesman.
10
He himself was better dressed; his bow-tie immaculately tied, his trousers holding a lethal crease.
11
She liked his green bow-tie surely a joke at the expense of his own drabness.
12
The Daleks returning to *Doctor Who* is hardly bow-tie spinning stuff.
13
It's gold standard, Mandelson told Reuters amid the bow-tie and evening dress-clad crowd during the interval.
14
His black bow-tie is adorned with royal standards.
15
There is no menu but feel free to walk around with the bow-tie wearing waiter and point.
16
Another cohort, Matt Harsant, becomes Matt Patterson, a throwback-style referee complete with a bow-tie and limited patience.
Frequent collocations
Translations for bow-tie
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Bow-tie through the time