argyle

/ˈɑrɡaɪl/
noun
  1. A pattern of diamond-shaped blocks in a checked design, typically used on knitted garments such as socks, sweaters, and vests.
    • He wore a classic argyle sweater to the holiday party.
    • The designer used argyle in the new collection, mixing bright colors with the traditional pattern.
    • Argyle socks are a popular choice for adding a touch of style to a formal outfit.
  2. A garment, especially a sock or sweater, made with an argyle pattern.
    • She bought a pair of argyles to match her school uniform.
    • The store had a sale on cashmere argyles.
    • He prefers argyles over plain socks for business meetings.
adjective
  1. Having or relating to an argyle pattern.
    • The argyle design on his tie was subtle but elegant.
    • She wore an argyle vest over a white shirt.
    • They chose argyle upholstery for the library chairs.
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