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Definition of wove
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Wove () p. pr. & rare vb. n. of
Weave.
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Interweave
::
Interweave
(v. t.) To weave
together;
to
intermix
or unite in
texture
or
construction;
to
intertwine;
as,
threads
of silk and
cotton
interwoven..
Flake
::
Flake (n.) A
platform
of
hurdles,
or small
sticks
made fast or
interwoven,
supported
by
stanchions,
for
drying
codfish
and other
things..
Fuzzy
::
Fuzzy (n.) Not
firmly
woven;
that
ravels.
Brocade
::
Brocade
(n.) Silk
stuff,
woven with gold and
silver
threads,
or
ornamented
with
raised
flowers,
foliage,
etc.; -- also
applied
to other
stuffs
thus
wrought
and
enriched..
Diaper
::
Diaper
(n.) Any
textile
fabric
(esp. linen or
cotton
toweling)
woven in
diaper
pattern.
See 2.
Interwoven
::
Interwoven
(p. p.) of
Interweav.
Samite
::
Samite
(a.) A
species
of silk
stuff,
or
taffeta,
generally
interwoven
with
gold..
Blancard
::
Blancard
(n.) A kind of linen cloth made in
Normandy,
the
thread
of which is
partly
blanches
before
it is
woven..
Contextural
::
Contextural
(a.)
Pertaining
to
contexture
or
arrangement
of
parts;
producing
contexture;
interwoven.
Cyclas
::
Cyclas
(n.) A long gown or
surcoat
(cut off in
front),
worn in the
Middle
Ages. It was
sometimes
embroidered
or
interwoven
with gold. Also, a rich stuff from which the gown was
made..
Sock
::
Sock (n.) A knit or woven
covering
for the foot and lower leg; a
stocking
with a short leg.
Lace
::
Lace (n.) A snare or gin,
especially
one made of
interwoven
cords;
a net..
Scrim
::
Scrim (n.) A kind of light
cotton
or linen
fabric,
often woven in
openwork
patterns,
-- used for
curtains,
etc,; --
called
also India
scrim..
Shot
::
Shot (a.) Woven in such a way as to
produce
an
effect
of
variegation,
of
changeable
tints,
or of being
figured;
as, shot
silks.
See
Shoot,
v. t., 8..
Texture
::
Texture
(n.) That which
woven;
a woven
fabric;
a web.
Mat
::
Mat (v. i.) To grow thick
together;
to
become
interwoven
or
felted
together
like a mat.
Basket
::
Basket
(n.) A
vessel
made of
osiers
or other
twigs,
cane,
rushes,
splints,
or other
flexible
material,
interwoven..
Ravel
::
Ravel (v. i.) To make
investigation
or
search,
as by
picking
out the
threads
of a woven
pattern..
Burnous
::
Burnous
(n.) A
cloaklike
garment
and hood woven in one
piece,
worn by
Arabs..
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..
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