Definition of polo shirt
: a close-fitting pullover often knit shirt with short or long sleeves and turnover collar or banded neck
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A half-mile away at the Shangri-La Hotel, where the U.S. side will stay, Secret Service agents, in a casual uniform of khaki slacks and dark polo shirts, milled about the lobby.
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Wiggins was last seen wearing blue jeans and a black polo shirt, but could have changed his outfit, Niland said.
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George wore a green polo shirt and khaki shorts and Charlotte wore an adorable pink sundress.
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Like slip-on sneakers or polo shirts, white jeans are a summer style essential.
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Ferrigno showed up at nine-thirty wearing a black polo shirt with the Brownells logo, jeans, and black shoes.
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Ruscha, wearing a yellow polo shirt, was the low-key center of gravity.
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Prince George looked a bit more casual than we're used to seeing him in a dark green polo shirt, and khaki shorts.
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There was an undeniable professionalism at the E.Y.B.L. session, with the games running on time and all coaches wearing slacks, polo shirts and no hats.
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First Known Use of polo shirt
1887
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Definition of polo shirt for English Language Learners
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: a shirt with a collar and a few buttons at the neck that you put on by pulling over your head
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