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High-necked   /haɪ-nɛkt/   Listen
High-necked

adjective
1.
(of a garment) having a high neckline.






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"High-necked" Quotes from Famous Books



... childishly pleased with herself in her new dress, for she loved beautiful things, and knew next to nothing of suitability, provided the colours were right. By day, one had blouses and skirts, and high-necked frocks. At night, if one were in the world, one wore low gowns. She had learned this from Peter and other girls at school, and also from Lady MacMillan. When there were entertainments at the convent for the pupils, as there were several times each year, the girls put on their prettiest clothes. They ...
— The Guests Of Hercules • C. N. Williamson and A. M. Williamson

... Graven with gorgeous emblems undiscerned? Thy placid Sphinxes brooding o'er the Nile? Thy shadowy Idols in the solitudes, Awful Memnonian countenances calm Looking athwart the burning flats, far off Seen by the high-necked camel on the verge Journeying southward? Where are thy monuments Piled by the strong and sunborn Anakim Over their crowned brethren [Greek: ON] and [Greek: ORE]? Thy Memnon, when his peaceful lips are kissed With ...
— The Suppressed Poems of Alfred Lord Tennyson • Alfred Lord Tennyson



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