Neckcloth is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NECKCLOTH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a cloth worn round the neck
• a cravat.
• large ornamental usually white cravat worn formerly by men
• A piece of any fabric worn around the neck.
• an ornamental white cravat

Words related to NECKCLOTH

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Words that contain NECKCLOTH

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How to use NECKCLOTH in a sentence

• He wears no neckcloth, and cuts his hair in imitation of the Prints of Petrarch.
• Some old play has a character in it who never ties his neckcloth without a warrant from Mr.
• There were also a pair of legs and boots, a heavy shock of hair, a labyrinth of neckcloth and a florid human face.
• He would rather starve than dine without a dress-coat and white neckcloth.
• Just then a hard hand was wrung into my neck-cloth, and I felt myself dragged out of the water.
• His white neckcloth was fastened behind by a small gold buckle.
• His neckcloth was white, but twisted, soiled, and tied carelessly around his thin, sinewy throat.
• The folds of a thick muslin neckcloth in some degree protected him, but the gash was desperate.
• To two of the most distinguished men, we made presents of a ring and broach, and to five others a piece of riband, a little tobacco, and the fifth part of a neckcloth.
• Everybody, horn-detail, armed guard and all, got one ten-inch bowie knife and sheath, a red bandanna neckcloth, and a piece of flashy junk jewelry.
• He was clean and neat as usual, with his green neckcloth and his coral pin.
• He’d took off that silk neckcloth he always wore, and folded it smooth and stuck his pin through it.
• He ties his white neckcloth to a wonder, and I believe sleeps in it.
• Arrived there, he removed his coat and neckcloth, his sodden boots and stockings.
• He was always dressed as he was now, in a conservative black suit, the jacket a trifle longer than usual, and a black neckcloth with an Uller organic-opal pin.
• Bish was dressed as he always was, in his conservative black suit, with the organic opal glowing in his neckcloth.
• The face was nearly buried in neckcloth, the hair was long and wild, and the coat was glittering, but ill-fitting and stiff.
• Presently he was raised to his feet, stripped of his hat, coat and neck-cloth, and placed with his hands resting on a wagon.
• Lupot has tried to start a conversation with a big man in spectacles, with a neckcloth of great dimensions, and who makes extraordinary faces as he looks round on the company.
• Lupot has been told, that the gentleman with the large neckcloth is a literary man, and that he will probably be good enough to read or recite some lines of his own composition.
• I was shown into the best sitting-room, preceded by a smart waiter in a white neckcloth.
• He made some small changes of dress for the evening, replacing brown with glazed black boots, and struggled, with one hand, through the ordeal of tying a formal neckcloth.
• What was she to do? She took some cold water, washed his face, unfastened his neckcloth, and sat down.
• Smoothly shaved and well brushed, with stiff white neckcloth, shining boots, and silver-headed cane, there was something about his whole appearance which told of prosperity.
• Every word, every movement, even the peculiarly characteristic one with which he adjusted his chin in his stiff neckcloth, was the picture of propriety and precision.
• He then brushed his coat, and, after adjusting his chin in his neckcloth and arranging his scanty locks, left the office.

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