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Meanings of neckband in English
Usage of neckband in English
1
To her bare arms the beads of his neckband seemed very cold.
2
Involuntarily his hand went to his neckband, tugged until it was free.
3
The thin, corded neck stiffened back, rising from a dirty, collarless neckband.
4
Christophe's strong fingers fumbled as he buttoned the neckband of Olivier's nightshirt.
5
He took off his collar and turned in the neckband of his shirt.
6
In other regions, slaves wear a neckband of iron to signify their place.
7
With his arms bare, the neckband of his shirt tucked in, he laboured.
8
She shook hands and gave him a letter she had stuck inside her neckband.
9
She eyed it critically, her deft fingers manipulating the neckband.
10
Bill's shirt was ripped from the neckband to the wrist, baring his sinewy arm.
11
The biggest problem with the design is the neckband.
12
She straightened, clutched the neckband of her gown.
13
And thinkest thou the whiteness of my bosom shows to advantage against the gold of my neckband?
14
The judge swathed him with one of Mrs. Penniman's aprons, crowding folds of it inside his neckband.
15
The dividing line between washed and unwashed was one inch above his neckband and two above his wrists.
16
She came to him with a clean towel which she tucked carefully in at the neckband of his shirt.
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