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Discover Ludwig'tie pin' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a metal pin worn on the lapel of a jacket as an accessory for a necktie. Example sentence: The man wore a navy blue suit with a gold tone tie pin.
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tie pin
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Alternative form of tiepin
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Tie-pin: Wiggins' antique purple heart tie pin, a gift from Powell, is exemplary of the Mod's traditional affinity for detail and precision.
For some contemporary businessmen, however, the tie pin never went away.
His rose-red suit is accessorised by a tie pin on a white shirt.
One retired General Dynamics engineer wore a 14-karat gold tie pin bearing Wave's logo.
Josh slips me a tie pin under the clock in Grand Central Terminal.
He sports a tie pin and is never without a cigarette.
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Functional jewelry is limited to cuff links, collar studs, tie pins, and watch chains.
Precision defines Interpol, from the architectural sweep of Carlos D's fringe to Banks and Kessler's matching tie pins.
The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia will reprise "Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition," which includes 212 artifacts (china, candlesticks, tie pins and the like) recovered from the wreck.
I'm cheered to discover that they have a dedicated "cufflinks and tie pins" section but troubled that pins outnumber cufflinks by a ratio of 5 3.
With an 80s take on workwear with silky shirts, Phil Oakley haircuts and tie pins, it was a hit and demonstrated that Rose was one to watch.
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