ADJECTIVE
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(of a garment) having a low-cut neckline
a low-cut neckline -
having a low-cut back
a backless dress
How To Use low-cut In A Sentence
- She's wearing a print dress, low-cut of course, frilly sleeves, a quarter-inch of makeup, and her hair is dyed midnight black.
- Her dress is of dark blue silk with a low-cut neck and a wide embroidered collar. PERDITA: The Life of Mary Robinson
- Her shirt was sleeveless, loose, low-cut and a charcoal color, complementing her soft blue eyes well.
- She dresses in short skirts and low-cut tops. The Sun
- Her low-cut, backless minidress rode all the way up her thighs. Shore Thing
- But along came Tom, with his low-cut velvet hipsters and his slinky jersey dresses, and grunge was sent scurrying off back to Seattle.
- a low-cut neckline
- His head flashed up, huge jaws distended, fangs gleaming, to sink into the slender, silken-hosed ankle above the tan low-cut shoes. CHAPTER XXVII
- I had finished dressing in my black dress pants, and white low-cut blouse.
- But the people there are so ‘hip’ and ‘cool’, what with their loud music and cool clothing, their goatees and low-cut skirts.