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Definition of curtain
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of curtain is as below...
Curtain
(n.) A
hanging
screen
intended
to
darken
or
conceal,
and
admitting
of being drawn back or up, and
reclosed
at
pleasure;
esp.,
drapery
of cloth or lace
hanging
round a bed or at a
window;
in
theaters,
and like
places,
a
movable
screen
for
concealing
the
stage..
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Curtain
::
Curtain
(n.) That part of a wall of a
building
which is
between
two
pavilions,
towers,
etc..
Loop
::
Loop (v. t.) To make a loop of or in; to
fasten
with a loop or
loops;
-- often with up; as, to loop a
string;
to loop up a
curtain..
Tammy
::
Tammy (n.) A kind of
woolen,
or
woolen
and
cotton,
cloth,
often
highly
glazed,
-- used for
curtains,
sieves,
strainers,
etc..
Haikal
::
Haikal
(n.) The
central
chapel
of the three
forming
the
sanctuary
of a
Coptic
church.
It
contains
the high
altar,
and is
usually
closed
by an
embroidered
curtain..
Suit
::
Suit (n.) A
number
of
things
used
together,
and
generally
necessary
to be
united
in order to
answer
their
purpose;
a
number
of
things
ordinarily
classed
or used
together;
a set; as, a suit of
curtains;
a suit of
armor;
a suit of
clothes..
Burlap
::
Burlap
(n.) A
coarse
fabric,
made of jute or hemp, used for
bagging;
also, a finer
variety
of
similar
material,
used for
curtains,
etc..
Curtain
::
Curtain
(n.) A flag; an
ensign;
-- in
contempt.
Lambrequin
::
Lambrequin
(n.) A piece of
ornament
drapery
or short
decorative
hanging,
pendent
from a shelf or from the
casing
above a
window,
hiding
the
curtain
fixtures,
or the
like..
Veil
::
Veil (n.)
Something
hung up, or
spread
out, to
intercept
the view, and hide an
object;
a
cover;
a
curtain;
esp., a
screen,
usually
of
gauze,
crape,
or
similar
diaphnous
material,
to hide or
protect
the
face..
Dearborn
::
Dearborn
(n.) A
four-wheeled
carriage,
with
curtained
sides..
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) A
barrier,
sliding
door,
movable
screen,
curtain,
or the
like..
Four-poster
::
Four-poster
(n.) A large
bedstead
with tall posts at the
corners
to
support
curtains.
Encurtain
::
Encurtain
(v. t.) To
inclose
with
curtains.
Moreen
::
Moreen
(n.) A thick
woolen
fabric,
watered
or with
embossed
figures;
-- used in
upholstery,
for
curtains,
etc..
Tassel
::
Tassel
(n.) A
pendent
ornament,
attached
to the
corners
of
cushions,
to
curtains,
and the like,
ending
in a tuft of loose
threads
or
cords..
Upholster
::
Upholster
(v. t.) To
furnish
(rooms,
carriages,
bedsteads,
chairs,
etc.) with
hangings,
coverings,
cushions,
etc.; to adorn with
furnishings
in
cloth,
velvet,
silk, etc.; as, to
upholster
a
couch;
to
upholster
a room with
curtains..
Proscenium
::
Proscenium
(n.) The part of the stage in front of the
curtain;
sometimes,
the
curtain
and its
framework..
Flank
::
Flank (n.) That part of a
bastion
which
reaches
from the
curtain
to the face, and
defends
the
curtain,
the flank and face of the
opposite
bastion;
any part of a work
defending
another
by a fire along the
outside
of its
parapet..
Purdah
::
Purdah
(n.) A
curtain
or
screen;
also, a
cotton
fabric
in blue and white
stripes,
used for
curtains..
Curtain
::
Curtain
(v. t.) To
inclose
as with
curtains;
to
furnish
with
curtains.
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