necklet
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of necklet
Example Sentences
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He was a dog—one of those small, silky, fluffy dogs that look like a fur necklet, until they begin to bark.
From Literature
So were the models’ rock crystal necklet or lapel pin.
From New York Times
Perhaps there was a deep meaning to what looked like bone necklets, in contrast to big round baubles clonking on the chest.
From New York Times
On top of the creation were poised ostrich feathers, scarlet and white, and round her throat gleamed a great necklet of diamonds.
From Project Gutenberg
She wore her pale blue satin, with the low bodice, and her pretty necklet of rough amber in natural lumps, which her husband had given her for a birthday present just three days earlier.
From Project Gutenberg
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