What is "tieless"

Usage examples of "tieless".

Although he was tieless, he nevertheless looked extremely well dressed, as impeccably groomed as usual.

He was red-haired and ruddy, with a deeply creased face, and a tieless, slightly disheveled appearance.

He was tieless, his collar open at the throat, and she placed her fingers against the warm skin at the side of his neck, feeling for a pulse.

They made a neat picture of the old and the new: De Vriess tieless and comfortable in faded khakis, Queeg correct in stiff white collar and fresh campaign ribbons.

He was a tall Negro of about 43, with a black torn felt hat shoved down over his head, a short coat, overalled legs in boots, and a bright yellow tieless shirt.

He had scattered grey hair, uncombed, and below the short beard, in the thin neck inside the unbuttoned and tieless shirt, the tendons tightened and began to quiver.

I dont know what I had expected: maybe still more of the overalled and tieless aficionados squatting and chewing tobacco along the wall as we had seen them in the dining room at breakfast.

I had raised onto one elbow and opened one eye past a bush: the same overalls, tieless, the sweated hats, the chewing tobacco, squatting, unhurried, not talking very much, looking inscrutably at the horse.

At twelve-forty-five Nick Foley came in, tieless and wearing his customary three piece suit.

He wore a white shirt, tieless, the front heavily coated in blood and grime.

But the new informality had touched him too: beneath the jacket he wore a tieless open-collared shirt blue with patterns of lighter blue.

General Fleming Pickering, USMCR, was in a crisp, tieless shirt, with the silver star of his rank on both sides of the collar.

General Ralph Howe was in the corridor, dressed as Hart was, in a tieless uniform shirt and trousers.

Sunday, complete with black suit, black hat, earlocks, tieless collar, and a hairy face, the eyes hidden behind dark glasses.

Sunday, complete with black suit, black hat, earlocks, tieless collar, and a hairy face, the eyes hidden behind dark glasses.