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Definition of wove
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Wove
(imp.)
of Weav.
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Sieve
::
Sieve (n.) A
utensil
for
separating
the finer and
coarser
parts of a
pulverized
or
granulated
substance
from each
other.
It
consist
of a
vessel,
usually
shallow,
with the
bottom
perforated,
or made of hair, wire, or the like, woven in
meshes..
Contextural
::
Contextural
(a.)
Pertaining
to
contexture
or
arrangement
of
parts;
producing
contexture;
interwoven.
Hosiery
::
Hosiery
(n.)
Stockings,
in
general;
goods knit or woven like
hose..
Manicate
::
Manicate
(a.)
Covered
with hairs or
pubescence
so
platted
together
and
interwoven
as to form a mass
easily
removed.
Intertexture
::
Intertexture
(n.) The act of
interweaving,
or the state of being
interwoven;
that which is
interwoven..
Plectile
::
Plectile
(a.)
Woven;
plaited.
Tissue
::
Tissue
(n.) A woven
fabric.
Kersey
::
Kersey
(n.) A kind of
coarse,
woolen
cloth,
usually
ribbed,
woven from wool of long
staple..
Tangle
::
Tangle
(v.) A knot of
threads,
or other
thing,
united
confusedly,
or so
interwoven
as not to be
easily
disengaged;
a
snarl;
as, hair or yarn in
tangles;
a
tangle
of vines and
briers.
Used also
figuratively..
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originally
made of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..
Mat
::
Mat (n.)
Anything
growing
thickly,
or
closely
interwoven,
so as to
resemble
a mat in form or
texture;
as, a mat of
weeds;
a mat of
hair..
Diaper
::
Diaper
(n.) Any
textile
fabric
(esp. linen or
cotton
toweling)
woven in
diaper
pattern.
See 2.
Tinsel
::
Tinsel
(n.) A
shining
material
used for
ornamental
purposes;
especially,
a very thin,
gauzelike
cloth with much gold or
silver
woven into it; also, very thin metal
overlaid
with a thin
coating
of gold or
silver,
brass foil, or the
like..
Union
::
Union (n.) A
textile
fabric
composed
of two or more
materials,
as
cotton,
silk, wool, etc., woven
together..
Counterpane
::
Counterpane
(n.) A
coverlet
for a bed, --
originally
stitched
or woven in
squares
or
figures..
Knot
::
Knot (n.) A
figure
the lines of which are
interlaced
or
intricately
interwoven,
as in
embroidery,
gardening,
etc..
Ticking
::
Ticking
(n.) A
strong,
closely
woven linen or
cotton
fabric,
of which ticks for beds are made. It is
usually
twilled,
and woven in
stripes
of
different
colors,
as white and blue; --
called
also
ticken..
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..
Interwoven
::
Interwoven
() imp. & p. p. of
Interweave.
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