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She ordered a sleek phone case with her initials in a fancy monogram.monogram = a design based on the initials of a name
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Some of his dress shirts had his initials on the sleeve. Others had his monogram on the breast pocket.
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I gave her a gift of monogrammed stationery.monogrammed = decorated with a design based on the initials of her name
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The monogram on her handkerchief, scratchy against my cheek. (source)monogram = design based on alphabetic letters
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We put on display our framed photographs, our parchment diplomas, our silver-plated cups; we monogram our linen, we carve our names on trees, we scrawl them on washroom walls. (source)monogram = embroider a design -- usually based upon initials of a person or family
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It was just a jar of buttons, like the mismatched embroidered pillowcases and monogrammed napkins I tugged from the bins at the Goodwill. (source)monogrammed = with initials embroidered on them
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It was on Cass's thick, monogrammed stationery with matching envelopes. (source)monogrammed = imprinted with a design using her initials
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The very same monogram also appeared on the dark robes of his famous OASIS avatar, Anorak.† (source)monogram = design based on alphabetic letters; or adding such a design to something
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Now they belonged to no one; they were downgraded into stacks and heaps of objects, they were roughly handled, and only occasionally, when I was carrying an armful of underclothes, did the faint scent of someone's favourite perfume rise from them very delicately, like a memory, or I might glimpse coloured monograms on a white background for a moment.† (source)monograms = designs based on alphabetic letters; or the addition of such a design to something
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If Lew's mother ever dies—ha, ha—she'll probably leave me some old monogrammed icepick or something. (source)monogrammed = with a design that includes initials, such as the initials of a name or just the first letter of the last name
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Angela sat down next to her mother, removed a trousseau towel from her large tapestry shoulder bag, and took up embroidering the monogram D.† (source)monogram = design based on alphabetic letters; or adding such a design to something
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Now he's stripped except for a long undershirt with fancy monograms sewed red on front and back.† (source)monograms = designs based on alphabetic letters; or the addition of such a design to something
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AND SO IT WAS that around half past eleven, I found myself riding down to the Village on the Fifth Avenue bus with the street address of Hobart and Blackwell in my pocket, written on a page from one of the monogrammed notepads Mrs. Barbour kept by the telephone.† (source)monogrammed = added as a design that is based on alphabetic letters; or the act of adding such a design to something
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Surely, by now, every pillow in the household has been graced by a butterfly and every handkerchief by a monogram.† (source)monogram = design based on alphabetic letters; or adding such a design to something
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While we admired he brought more and the soft rich heap mounted higher — shirts with stripes and scrolls and plaids in coral and apple-green and lavender and faint orange, and monograms of Indian blue.† (source)monograms = designs based on alphabetic letters; or the addition of such a design to something
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They are full of silver pieces and hand-sewn daygowns for infants, cotton handkerchiefs, monogrammed hand towels, a child's tea set imported from Germany.† (source)monogrammed = added as a design that is based on alphabetic letters; or the act of adding such a design to something
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