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• n  the front of a shirt (usually the part not covered by a jacket)
  he had spilled catsup on his shirtfront
• n  a man's detachable insert (usually starched) to simulate the front of a shirt

• Shields' face whitened, a spurt of scarlet doused his shirtfront, he tumbled to the ground.
• He caught the boy' shirtfront, lost it, groped, seized him again and held on.
• Extravagant, generoushis tips were fantastiche dressed like the dandy he was: creamy pink shirtfront, a rose or orchid in his lapel, light-colored gloves with black points.

• dickey
• dickie
• dicky

Quotes

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• Ross Lyon in Melbourne Herald Sun
  I probably came in a bit open and honest and walked into a shirtfront,Lyon said. "I am trusting. I trust until I'm burnt. But there was one that got me. It was a relaxed quote. The comments were a bit flippant. But when they're isolated...