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collarless

American  
[kahl-er-lis] / ˈkɑl ər lɪs /

adjective

  1. (of a garment) not having a collar.

  2. (of a dog or cat) not wearing a collar, which may suggest the animal is a stray.

  3. (of a member of the clergy) not wearing a clerical collar.


Example Sentences

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There were also white jeans, the hems chopped off, paired with a glittering floral sequined top in one instance, and a long, collarless tweed coat in another -- both worn by male models.

From Reuters

While his two friends, Antawn Jamison and Caron Butler, looked comfortable in all black, Arenas chose a white collarless shirt beneath a sharp, tan suit.

From Washington Post

They were a charming, longhaired but neatly groomed band in matching collarless suits, smiling and wisecracking and navigating a new level of international pop success and fans who out-screamed the band’s amplifiers.

From New York Times

Lewis’s silver hair is combed flat against his scalp, and he wears collarless shirts and soft jackets in rarefied neutral tones like ecru, pewter and mother-of-walrus.

From New York Times

Her goal was to engineer the perfect shirtdress, the standards for which — a clean, collarless silhouette; straight, easy-to-roll sleeves; a roomy but not oversized body — she’d fine-tuned over her years as an avid shopper.

From New York Times