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pinstripe
/ ˈpɪnˌstraɪp /
noun
- a very narrow stripe in fabric or the fabric itself, used esp for men's suits
- ( as modifier )
a pinstripe suit
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Word History and Origins
Origin of pinstripe1
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Example Sentences
In the meantime, the Yankees don’t have many sure things at starting pitcher behind ace Gerrit Cole, who is entering his second season in pinstripes.
From Washington Post
The designer showed a collection filled with mannish silhouettes, pinstripe suiting, and plaids.
From The Daily Beast
Jonathan wore a blue pinstripe suit, with a requisite American flag pin, a white Oxford, and a rep tie.
From The Daily Beast
He wore charcoal suits and conservative pinstripe ties, and carried a cane and a black dispatch case.
From The Daily Beast
The black audience clustered around Jim Pink in his pinstripe trousers and blue-serge coat.
From Project Gutenberg
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