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the front of a shirt (usually the part not covered by a jacket)
he had spilled catsup on his shirtfront - a man's detachable insert (usually starched) to simulate the front of a shirt
How To Use shirtfront In A Sentence
- Both had blamed each other for the crash and shirtfronted one another in a confrontation seen by the national TV audience watching the event.
- Bauman meant to step over and take Ramos by his shirtfront, perhaps shake him. STONE CITY
- She finished with his shirt collar, turned Bauman around to face her, and patted his shirtfront once more. STONE CITY
- One fan shirtfronted the captain in a bar and said: "You let us down. We're really disappointed in you."
- The Cimmerian leaned across the desk and took the bursar by the shirtfront. Archive 2010-02-01
- Back in 1989, as he contemplated a Test debut bowling to Marsh, Taylor, Boon, Border, Jones and S Waugh on an Oval shirtfront, Alan Igglesden received a timely self-esteem boost when the chairman of selectors Ted Dexter told the world Igglesden was the 14th-choice seamer. Australia v England - live! | Rob Smyth
- In a triumph of AFL rebranding, the players who leave themselves open to a shirtfront are now the hard men.
- His shirtfront boasted a large ruffed collar that measured at least twelve inches in breadth.
- In modern footy parlance, toughness no longer means being the guy you'd least like to receive a shirtfront from.
- Mallory's shirtfront was heaving like the flank of a wounded animal. THE LAST RAVEN
