Definition of no-neck in English:

no-neck

adjective ˈnəʊnɛk

Of a person: having a particularly short neck, and (usually) a stocky build; (of a stance) resulting from a shortness of neck.

noun ˈnəʊnɛk

1950s; earliest use found in Tennessee Williams (1911–1983), playwright, poet, and writer of fiction. From no + neck.

adjectiveˈnəʊnɛk

Of a person: having a particularly short neck, and (usually) a stocky build; (of a stance) resulting from a shortness of neck.

nounˈnəʊnɛk

1950s; earliest use found in Tennessee Williams (1911–1983), playwright, poet, and writer of fiction. From no + neck.

单词	no-neck
释义	Definition of no-neck in English: no-neck adjective ˈnəʊnɛk US Of a person: having a particularly short neck, and (usually) a stocky build; (of a stance) resulting from a shortness of neck. noun ˈnəʊnɛk US An ill-mannered or unrefined person (usually a man); a boor. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in Tennessee Williams (1911–1983), playwright, poet, and writer of fiction. From no + neck. Definition of no-neck in US English: no-neck adjectiveˈnəʊnɛk US Of a person: having a particularly short neck, and (usually) a stocky build; (of a stance) resulting from a shortness of neck. nounˈnəʊnɛk US An ill-mannered or unrefined person (usually a man); a boor. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in Tennessee Williams (1911–1983), playwright, poet, and writer of fiction. From no + neck.
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