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pince-nez::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | eyeglasses, glasses, specs, spectacles |
Examples of pince-nez
pince-nez
According to Troyat, when he said this, Chekhov laughed so much his pince-nez fell off.
From the guardian.co.uk
He wore double-breasted suits with a carnation in the lapel and a pince-nez hanging from his neck.
From the al.com
You could gain some weight, acquire pince-nez and an air of temerity and be Theodore Roosevelt.
From the time.com
O'Galop's logo was based on bicycle tires, wore pince-nez glasses with lanyard, and smoked a cigar.
From the en.wikipedia.org
He wears a pair of pince-nez glasses, smokes a cigarette in a long filter and thrusts his chin forward aggressively.
From the al.com
He had long since given up the cigar and pince-nez.
From the en.wikipedia.org
In Washington, he came on as a dignified boulevardier, sporting pince-nez, a jaunty mustache and rich tweed suits.
From the time.com
That evening, Roosevelt changed into a tuxedo and replaced the wire spectacles he had worn on safari with beribboned pince-nez.
From the denverpost.com
Long gone are the days of the pince-nez glasses that were held on one's face by pinching the nose, typically found before the 1920s.
From the timesunion.com
