Meanings
- not comparableWearing a necktie.
Charles Kuralt is not so gone as those crowds of suited, necktied men watching baseball in snap-brim fedoras are gone, but he is gone nonetheless.
1994 April 5, Russell Baker, “Observer; Gone With America”, in New York Times1 more example
One can see him any afternoon driving augustly on Bellevue Avenue or along the ocean drive, well gloved, well shod, and brilliantly necktied, in his landau […]
1895 July 1, Robert Grant, “The Art Of Living: The Summer Problem”, in Scribner's Magazine
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