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bowtie
This term primarily describes a specific accessory of formal dress, carrying a connotation of elegance, tradition, or professional formality. It is most frequently associated with "black tie" events, where it serves as a marker of a specific social dress code.
In technical or mathematical contexts, the term is used descriptively to characterize a visual shape. When referring to a "bowtie pattern" in statistics or a "bowtie knot" in sailing, the word functions as a modifier to describe a geometric configuration characterized by two wide sections joined by a narrow center.
Meanings
Examples
He looked sharp in a black tuxedo and a silk bowtie.
Can you help me tie this bowtie? I always get it wrong.
The professor wore a colorful bowtie that matched his eccentric personality.
I wonder if a red bowtie would be too bold for the wedding.
The detective adjusted his bowtie before entering the crime scene.
Secure the joint using a bowtie knot to prevent the wood from splitting.
The artisan carefully carved a bowtie inlay to stabilize the table crack.
The data distribution formed a distinct bowtie shape on the scatter plot.