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Definition of wove
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Manicate
::
Manicate
(a.)
Covered
with hairs or
pubescence
so
platted
together
and
interwoven
as to form a mass
easily
removed.
Carpet
::
Carpet
(n.) A heavy woven or
felted
fabric,
usually
of wool, but also of
cotton,
hemp,
straw,
etc.; esp. a floor
covering
made in
breadths
to be sewed
together
and
nailed
to the
floor,
as
distinguished
from a rug or mat;
originally,
also, a
wrought
cover for
tables..
Canvas
::
Canvas
(n.) A
coarse
cloth so woven as to form
regular
meshes
for
working
with the
needle,
as in
tapestry,
or
worsted
work..
Ravel
::
Ravel (v. i.) To
become
untwisted
or
unwoven;
to be
disentangled;
to be
relieved
of
intricacy.
Intertissued
::
Intertissued
(a.)
Interwoven.
Intextured
::
Intextured
(a.)
Inwrought;
woven in.
Valencia
::
Valencia
(n.) A kind of woven
fabric
for
waistcoats,
having
the weft of wool and the warp of silk or
cotton..
Web
::
Web (n.) A whole piece of linen cloth as
woven.
Samite
::
Samite
(a.) A
species
of silk
stuff,
or
taffeta,
generally
interwoven
with
gold..
Filling
::
Filling
(n.) The woof in woven
fabrics.
Marbrinus
::
Marbrinus
(n.) A cloth woven so as to
imitate
the
appearance
of
marble;
-- much used in the 15th and 16th
centuries.
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..
Interwove
::
Interwove
(imp. & obs. p. p.) of
Interweav.
Hosiery
::
Hosiery
(n.)
Stockings,
in
general;
goods knit or woven like
hose..
Two-ply
::
Two-ply
(a.) Woven
double,
as cloth or
carpeting,
by
incorporating
two sets of warp
thread
and two of
weft..
Plexure
::
Plexure
(n.) The act or
process
of
weaving
together,
or
interweaving;
that which is woven
together..
Interwoven
::
Interwoven
() imp. & p. p. of
Interweave.
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originally
made of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..
Damask
::
Damask
(n.)
Damask
silk; silk woven with an
elaborate
pattern
of
flowers
and the like.
Brocaded
::
Brocaded
(a.) Woven or
worked,
as
brocade,
with gold and
silver,
or with
raised
flowers,
etc..
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