butterfly tie

He had a straw hat, a walking stick, and a butterfly tie.

And the butterfly tie wasn't straight.

All of the dolls equipped pull-strings had a plastic molded butterfly tied at the end of the string.

Good job they let Celandine butterfly tie them all up with the magic rope that would make them all handsome.

Butterfly ties belong to the Peacock Revolution of the Sixties and Seventies.

He wore a square pale-grey jacket suit, on which the grey butterfly tie was the only indisputable touch of affectation.

Alexander Alexandrovich's upper lip with its little cropped mustache protruded above the lower lip in just the same way as his butterfly tie stuck out from his neck.

MR CALHOUN KIDD was a very young gentleman with a very old face, a face dried up with its own eagerness, framed in blue-black hair and a black butterfly tie.

And Mr Calhoun Kidd, of the Western Sun, was bidden to take his butterfly tie and lugubrious visage down to the little house outside Oxford where Thinker Boulnois lived in happy ignorance of such a title.