Starched

He also distinguished himself in person, at concerts and dances, with his ubiquitous Yankees cap, starched white guayabera shirt, white goatee and fuzzy sideburns.

Best food forward in Sanepa t has neither starched tablecloths, nor peaky napkins.

He starched Gregor Gillespie with a head kick in November.

In the National Statuary Hall, the generals immediately made a beeline for him, a solid block of old men squeezed into starched collars and boards.

At times, the shirts’ high collars and starched feel felt ecclesiastical, while their voluminous sleeves almost angelic.

Notable costumes at the courthouse included Mary Poppins in her starched white blouse, scarlet bow tie, billowing black skirt, and celestial eyes; then there was Salome in aqua pantaloons, bangles, sandals and a truly arresting décolletage.

The white tie shirt is in Marcella (stiff cotton) with a starched detachable wing collar and double cufflinks.

Ngannou stamped his case for a title shot at when he starched Overeem with one of the most memorable knockouts in UFC history.

Most pupils wear a white tie that is effectively a strip of cloth folded over into a starched, detachable collar, but some senior boys are entitled to wear a white bow tie and winged collar ("Stick-Ups").

Oil is in the air one breathes, in one's nostrils, in one's eyes, in the water of the morning bath (though not in the drinking water, for that is brought in bottles from distant mineral springs), in one's starched linen – everywhere.