Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Usage examples of "open-necked".
Their gear, Gandhi thought, was not that much different from what British soldiers wore: ankle boots, shorts, and open-necked tunics.
In the sitting-room Bananas was looking mildly piratical in his open-necked shirt and his sneakers and his four days' growth of harsh black beard, but he himself would never have made anyone walk the plank.
The sign had even been repainted in scarlet, and as soon as Craig entered, he recognized the burly red-faced auctioneer in khaki shorts and short-sleeved, open-necked shirt.
Field met us at the door, dressed now in grey flannels and an open-necked bush shirt.
He was wearing a sports jacket and chinos with an open-necked shirt, like a stockbroker on casual Friday.
All the councillors are wearing suits and ties, Big Jack is in civilian clothes, a tweed sports coat and his South Melbourne club tie, but Tommy has on a white short-sleeved open-necked shirt and brown daks, though his shoes are polished.
Nine were wearing lab coats-no, ten, counting the one in the corner-and two were in jeans and open-necked shirts.
A skinny middle-aged man in a kelly green suit, open-necked lime green shirt, and stacked-heel oxblood patent oxfords sat in the middle of it, tuning an electric guitar.