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new-collar
[ noo-kol-er, nyoo ]
adjective
- pertaining to or designating middle-class wage earners holding jobs in a service industry.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of new-collar1
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Example Sentences
He wore a fine new collar with a monogram on it which I could not decipher.
"Well, you are a lovely thing," said McCarthy, when the new collar and the selected necktie had transformed Stover.
And a gelatin-box that had just been emptied, would it not be nice to pack his new collar in?
Confidences were exchanged, and every one was as tickled as a cur with a new collar.
I gave Mr. Buxton what consolation I could, after which he took his departure to put on a new collar.
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