Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun An article of clothing, such as a scarf or strap, worn around the neck.
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- noun A piece of
clothing to be worn around theneck .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun an article of apparel worn about the neck
Etymologies
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Examples
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Stacy Engman, the curator for the National Arts Club, wore a black neckpiece by the French designer Claude Montana over a sparkly cocktail dress.
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Big, bold shapes are the order of the day in Erickson Beamon ' s collection for Kinder Aggugini, which includes leather link bracelets combined with gold, and a Masai-inspired neckpiece, £ 1,000.
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Never understood why…Instead of having a screen actor “growl” his lines as Batman and really not working, the cowl would have a voice altering function built into the neckpiece and then Conor could just voiceover.
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Wearing a buckskin loincloth, leather wristbands, and a saber-toothed neckpiece dangling at his chest, BodySlam looked like an African warrior, ferocious and primitive.
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It reminds me of some beaded neckpiece that our tribal women wear.
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For example, when the Colossus of Rhodes was toppled by an earthquake, Egyptian cultists spirited away its head, rescuing the Capstone Piece on its neckpiece.
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For example, when the Colossus of Rhodes was toppled by an earthquake, Egyptian cultists spirited away its head, rescuing the Capstone Piece on its neckpiece.
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For example, when the Colossus of Rhodes was toppled by an earthquake, Egyptian cultists spirited away its head, rescuing the Capstone Piece on its neckpiece.
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She surprised them further by walking onto the graveled yard at recess, her neckpiece cutting hard into the flesh beneath her heavy jaw.
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She surprised them further by walking onto the graveled yard at recess, her neckpiece cutting hard into the flesh beneath her heavy jaw.
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