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dinner clothes

American  

plural noun

  1. formal or semiformal clothing worn for formal dinners or similar social occasions.


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Shrewd, when Walter Winchell, famed obstetri-calligrapher of the New York Mirror, not wearing dinner clothes, tried to get in his club, Troubadour Downey turned him out, profited when Winchell publicized the incident.

From Time Magazine Archive

George Franklin Jr., executive director of the nonpartisan Council on Foreign Relations, even pedals in dinner clothes.

From Time Magazine Archive

Last month two gentlemen in natty dinner clothes were seen to scuttle out of the Pulitzer Building in Park Row, Manhattan.

From Time Magazine Archive

Krantz goes for grand howlers: "Thank heaven they'd all be in their staterooms, intently adjusting their resort dinner clothes, caparisoned for the delectation of each other."

From Time Magazine Archive

Even then, at that moment of despair, he presented the fine figure of a man in his well-cut dinner clothes and the single ruby in his piqué shirt-front.

From The Sign of Silence by Le Queux, William

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