neckatee

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 57
[NECK.] A neckerchief. něck-beef, s. [Eng. neck, and beef.] The coarse flesh of the neck of cattle, sold at a low rate. něck'-cloth, neck-cloath, s. [Eng. neck, and cloth.] A band of cloth or linen worn by men round the neck. "Will she with huswife's hand provide thy meat, And ev'ry Sunday morn thy neckcloath plait?" Gay: Shepherd's Week; Tuesday. něcked, a. [Eng. neck; -ed.] 1. Having a neck. Only in composition, as stiff necked. 2. Applied to ears of corn bent down and broken off by the wind. ( Prov .)
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