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Ascot

British pronunciation/ɐskˈɒt/
American pronunciation/ˈæsˌkɑt/
Ascot
[NOUN]
1

a wide neckband that is tied under the chin, traditionally made of gray silk

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ascot definition and meaning

What is an "ascot"?

An ascot is a type of necktie that is typically worn with formal or semi-formal attire. Unlike a traditional necktie, which is tied in a knot, an ascot is worn with a formal shirt and a decorative pin or clip to hold it in place. The ascot is made from silk or a similar fabric, and it is wider and shorter than a traditional necktie. It has a more formal and elegant appearance, and it is often associated with high society and aristocratic dress. The ascot can be worn with a variety of formal outfits, including morning dress and business attire, and it is particularly popular for weddings and other formal occasions.

Examples
1For example, type in Tacos and out comes ascot.
2Of course, the millionaire wears an ascot.
3Take the ascot away
4Accessories, ascot is by Brooks Brothers.
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