Eternal Smile
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Eternal Smile
- Slang term for the curve of a garment neckline, visually evident through any shirt worn over the garment. Sometimes interpreted as a visual indication that a person might be LDS (though in parts of the world where undershirt styles are very similar to the garment, this can be a very inaccurate identification method.)
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"Is your boss LDS? I thought I saw his eternal smile."
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http://www.nine-moons.com/2008/01/17/mormon-calling-cards/#comment-38216
