Initially embroidered

Usage examples of monogrammed.

Moore was wearing a white long-sleeved shirt with yellowing cuffs and a monogrammed pocket.

She wore a faded flannel bathrobe, a crumpled flower of pink Kleenex bursting from the monogrammed breastpocket.

I splashed my face with water, and blotted it on one of the white monogrammed towels Winifred had set out.

Not present at that lunch in the past were the white Egyptian cotton shirt from Turnbull and Asser, the dark-blue silk tie, the white crepe de Chine monogrammed handkerchief, or the forty-five-year-old double-breasted pin-stripe suit, teamed with a pair of black brogues that I had bought from Shoe Express in Northampton the year before for nineteen pounds and ninety-nine pence.

Rex was wearing shorts and a monogrammed shirt, ripped at the shoulder, showing tanned skin.

After a while I noticed other niceties of his dress, the monogrammed cuff links, the Italian loafers.

Satisfied that the beisa was at last dead, the Count descended and walked slowly towards a nearby clump of thorn scrub, but his gait was bow-legged and stiff, for he had lightly soiled his magnificently monogrammed silk underwear.

A handsome British perambulator with a dark blue monogrammed cover came from the Bergs, along with a silver feeding set and an embroidered lace christening dress and, most thoughtfully, presents for Sue as well.

Chromium, a glass stall shower, monogrammed towels on a rack, a glass shelf for perfume and bath salts at the foot of the tub, everything nice and refined.

The old man dug into the folds of his monogrammed robe and produced a gooey chicken drumstick.

The vendors were gone -- the short horrible brown-coated people who stood against the sides of buildings and darted out with their clumsy boxes of cheap jewelry, spiked dog collars, monogrammed spark plugs.

The foulards, the dressing gowns, monogrammed house slippers: yes, yes, I remember you well.

He was smoking a monogrammed cigarette and flicking the ashes on the floor, ignoring the smoking stand at his elbow.

Six magazine racks, two sets of monogrammed highball glasses, twelve egg coddlers, a dozen staghorn steak knives.

She taps out more snuff, noisily snorkles it, blows her nose into a monogrammed handkerchief, taps out more powder, snuffles, and so on.