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Discover LudwigThe phrase "around a neck" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is positioned or wrapped around someone's neck, such as clothing or accessories.
Example: "She wore a beautiful necklace that sparkled as it hung around her neck."
Alternatives: "about the neck" or "encircling the neck".
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But none of the dangling nooses would be placed around a neck on this day.
Taking her lead from Samantha Fernando's music, a piece with a thrillerish edge, the mood is unsettling, a place where a hand curls ominously around a neck before a stage blackout.
There's a little door that when removed reveals a travel pillow — you know, the kind that wraps around a neck and is just moderately more comfortable than resting your head on a shoe.
Mistakes are rare in the kink but Barkas still remembers seeing one slip that lead to a rope tightening around a neck.
Thread a purple, blue or red ribbon through it and tie, leaving enough space for hanging around a neck.
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A noose is around his neck, a knife plunged into his heart.
A magnifying lens dangled from a cord around his neck, like a crude jeweler's loupe.
Bifocals hang on a chain around his neck -- a scholarly touch.
Trisha Baga hung a trophy around the neck of a potted tree.
Hales tied a ligature around the neck of a frog and cut off its head.
More than four years ago, it was a millstone around the neck of a foundering Lehman.
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