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black-tie
adjective- calling for formal dress UK, 1933
- “I know that if I wore a suit and tie, unless I’m going to a funeral or it’s a black-tie function ... I take that back. Even when it’s black tie you don’t wear a tie anymore.” — Elmore Leonard, Be Cool, p. 8, 1999
- said of an event in Antarctica in which those in attendance are not wearing red clothes issued by the US National Science Foundation ANTARCTICA, 1991
- — Carnegie Mellon Astrophysics Peterson Group, Antarctic Vocabulary, 19 September 1997
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