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Definition of wove
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Wove
(imp.)
of Weav.
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Damask
::
Damask
(n.)
Damask
silk; silk woven with an
elaborate
pattern
of
flowers
and the like.
Lace
::
Lace (n.) That which binds or
holds,
especially
by being
interwoven;
a
string,
cord, or band,
usually
one
passing
through
eyelet
or other
holes,
and used in
drawing
and
holding
together
parts of a
garment,
of a shoe, of a
machine
belt, etc..
Wove
::
Wove
(imp.)
of Weav.
Webbing
::
Webbing
(n.) A woven band of
cotton
or flax, used for
reins,
girths,
bed
bottoms,
etc..
Camlet
::
Camlet
(n.) A woven
fabric
originally
made of
camel's
hair, now
chiefly
of
goat's
hair and silk, or of wool and
cotton..
Bandage
::
Bandage
(n.) A
fillet
or strip of woven
material,
used in
dressing
and
binding
up
wounds,
etc..
Wood
::
Wood (n.) The
fibrous
material
which makes up the
greater
part of the stems and
branches
of trees and
shrubby
plants,
and is found to a less
extent
in
herbaceous
stems.
It
consists
of
elongated
tubular
or
needle-shaped
cells of
various
kinds,
usually
interwoven
with the
shinning
bands
called
silver
grain..
Brocaded
::
Brocaded
(a.) Woven or
worked,
as
brocade,
with gold and
silver,
or with
raised
flowers,
etc..
Arras
::
Arras (n.)
Tapestry;
a rich
figured
fabric;
especially,
a
screen
or
hangings
of heavy cloth with
interwoven
figures..
Tissue
::
Tissue
(n.) A woven
fabric.
Woven
::
Woven (p. p.) of Weav.
Gingham
::
Gingham
(n.) A kind of
cotton
or linen
cloth,
usually
in
stripes
or
checks,
the yarn of which is dyed
before
it is
woven;
--
distinguished
from
printed
cotton
or
prints..
Shalloon
::
Shalloon
(n.) A thin,
loosely
woven,
twilled
worsted
stuff..
Basket
::
Basket
(n.) A
vessel
made of
osiers
or other
twigs,
cane,
rushes,
splints,
or other
flexible
material,
interwoven..
Sock
::
Sock (n.) A knit or woven
covering
for the foot and lower leg; a
stocking
with a short leg.
Kersey
::
Kersey
(n.) A kind of
coarse,
woolen
cloth,
usually
ribbed,
woven from wool of long
staple..
Fringe
::
Fringe
(n.) An
ornamental
appendage
to the
border
of a piece of
stuff,
originally
consisting
of the ends of the warp,
projecting
beyond
the woven
fabric;
but more
commonly
made
separate
and sewed on,
consisting
sometimes
of
projecting
ends,
twisted
or
plaited
together,
and
sometimes
of loose
threads
of wool, silk, or
linen,
or
narrow
strips
of
leather,
or the
like..
Knotted
::
Knotted
(a.)
Interwoven;
matted;
entangled.
Damask
::
Damask
(n.) Linen so woven that a
pattern
in
produced
by the
different
directions
of the
thread,
without
contrast
of
color..
Unweave
::
Unweave
(v. t.) To
unfold;
to undo; to
ravel,
as what has been
woven..
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