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a neckline on a woman's garment, as a dress, with a high back and a low-cut front with two curved edges resembling the conventionalized shape of a heart. Also called sweetheart neck.[1940-45]
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sweetheart neckline
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sweetheart neckline — n. a neckline on a woman s or girl s garment with the front cut low and shaped to resemble the top half of a conventionalized heart … English World dictionary
sweetheart neckline — noun Date: 1941 a neckline for women s clothing that is high in back and low in front where it is scalloped to resemble the top of a heart … New Collegiate Dictionary
sweetheart neckline — noun a low neckline shaped like the top of a heart … English new terms dictionary
sweetheart neckline — /ˈswithat nɛklaɪn/ (say sweethaht nekluyn) noun (in women s clothing) a neckline which is low in the front where it is cut to resemble the top of a heart …
sweetheart neckline — noun : a neckline for women s clothing that is high in back and low in front where it is scalloped to resemble the top of a heart … Useful english dictionary
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