IPA: /ˈæskɒt/
KK: /ˈæskɒt/
A wide scarf worn around the neck, usually tied in a way that keeps the ends flat against the chest.
He wore a stylish ascot to the formal event.
The word 'ascot' originates from the name of a town in England, specifically Ascot, which is known for its horse racing events. The term is often associated with the Ascot Racecourse, established in 1711, and has since become synonymous with formal horse racing attire, particularly the Ascot tie.
Think of the town of Ascot in England, famous for its horse racing, to remember that 'ascot' refers to a type of formal necktie often worn at such events.