neck,

Dance with your body pressed against her neck and mahogany breast like the curve of a fine horse's neck,

Your Bass (for Walter Booker) 2009

Quaedam videntur et non sunt; compare her to another standing by, 'tis a touchstone to try, confer hand to hand, body to body, face to face, eye to eye, nose to nose, neck to neck,

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

In fact, if you actually acted on any of these traitorous acts you spew in here, I would be happy to personally cinch the rope up around your scrawny neck,

Think Progress » Iraq: The War To Start All Wars 2005

When the bell was rung, a head appeared between the interstices of the dining-room shutters, and the door was opened by a man in drab breeches and gaiters, with a dirty old coat, a foul old neckcloth lashed round his bristly neck,

Vanity Fair 2006

She invariably wore a pyramidal cap with pink ribbons, a high ruff round her neck,

A Desperate Character 2006

“Then let me,” said the irresistible charmer, hiding her face in my bosom, and putting her other arm about my neck,

Pamela 2006

Dressed in an elegant patterned white jacket and matching skirt with black trim, and a large string of pearls around her neck,

ANC Daily News Briefing 2005

  And flaps his wings, and stretches back his neck,

Collected Poems 2003

"I'll miss you in our bed," she said, sliding her arms around his neck,

A Man Of Honour Leonard, Tina 2001

I'll put on my cap and black fringe all around my neck,

The Lamenting Maid (Curragh of Kildare) 2000