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1 hour ago, Daveywavey70 said:

Does anybody know if a Cravate is a suitable substitute for a neck tie on formal nights? Apologies to any coolers not in the know.

 

What did I say,  Davey??!!    Stop it.   And the answer is no, and just to be annoying, it is spelt cravat.

 

Lola

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Jazzbeau  -  I just  looked it up, as I felt a fool, but either is correct, my version more used in the UK  than the USA..  I admit when I reread it I doubted myself, it does look odd.  And the only prize I got at school was for spelling!  Agreed that spelt is also a type of wheat.

 

Lola

 

 

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43 minutes ago, lincslady said:

Jazzbeau  -  I just  looked it up, as I felt a fool, but either is correct, my version more used in the UK  than the USA..  I admit when I reread it I doubted myself, it does look odd.  And the only prize I got at school was for spelling!  Agreed that spelt is also a type of wheat.

 

Lola

 

 

Don't worry Lola those Americans can't even say aluminium properly.

And the way they say Brisbane is the bane of my life.

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10 hours ago, Daveywavey70 said:

Does anybody know if a Cravate is a suitable substitute for a neck tie on formal nights? Apologies to any coolers not in the know.

My SO used to wear one from time to time on informal nights but goes the traditional route on formal nights.  

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12 hours ago, Daveywavey70 said:

Does anybody know if a Cravate is a suitable substitute for a neck tie on formal nights? Apologies to any coolers not in the know.

All i can say is foolard.  Or is it foulard…

 

 

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34 minutes ago, lincslady said:

My education is improving all the time on here - I thought foulard was just a silky fabric; now I know it can mean the scarf or tie made from the fabric.  I will be ready for my final exams soon.

And a cruise. 

When is your next trip?

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1 hour ago, lincslady said:

My education is improving all the time on here - I thought foulard was just a silky fabric; now I know it can mean the scarf or tie made from the fabric.  I will be ready for my final exams soon.

 

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13 hours ago, drron29 said:

Don't worry Lola those Americans can't even say aluminium properly.

And the way they say Brisbane is the bane of my life.

Thanks God you can only see my typing mistakes, not my speaking. Cooler is also education: I learned a new word....cravat......

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