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Definition of fabric
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 fabric is as below...
Fabric
(n.) The
structure
of
anything;
the
manner
in which the parts of a thing are
united;
workmanship;
texture;
make; as cloth of a
beautiful
fabric.
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Pick
::
Pick (n.) The blow which
drives
the
shuttle,
-- the rate of speed of a loom being
reckoned
as so many picks per
minute;
hence,
in
describing
the
fineness
of a
fabric,
a weft
thread;
as, so many picks to an
inch..
Ingrain
::
Ingrain
(a.) Dyed
before
manufacture,
-- said of the
material
of a
textile
fabric;
hence,
in
general,
thoroughly
inwrought;
forming
an
essential
part of the
substance..
Rug
::
Rug (a.) A piece of
thick,
nappy
fabric,
commonly
made of wool, -- used for
various
purposes,
as for
covering
and
ornamenting
part of a bare
floor,
for
hanging
in a
doorway
as a
potiere,
for
protecting
a
portion
of
carpet,
for a wrap to
protect
the legs from cold, etc..
Cobourg
::
Cobourg
(n.) A thin
worsted
fabric
for
women's
dresses.
Nubia
::
Nubia (n.) A light
fabric
of wool, worn on the head by
women;
a
cloud..
Washable
::
Washable
(a.)
Capable
of being
washed
without
damage
to
fabric
or
color.
Lustre
::
Lustre
(n.) A
fabric
of wool and
cotton
with a
lustrous
surface,
-- used for
women's
dresses..
Bocking
::
Bocking
(n.) A
coarse
woolen
fabric,
used for floor
cloths,
to cover
carpets,
etc.; -- so
called
from the town of
Bocking,
in
England,
where it was first
made..
Union
::
Union (n.) A
textile
fabric
composed
of two or more
materials,
as
cotton,
silk, wool, etc., woven
together..
Frame
::
Frame (n.)
Anything
composed
of parts
fitted
and
united
together;
a
fabric;
a
structure;
esp., the
constructional
system,
whether
of
timber
or
metal,
that gives to a
building,
vessel,
etc., its model and
strength;
the
skeleton
of a
structure..
Fabricatress
::
Fabricatress
(n.) A woman who
fabricates.
Fabricking
::
Fabricking
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Fabri.
Dress Goods
::
Dress goods () A term
applied
to
fabrics
for the gowns of women and
girls;
-- most
commonly
to
fabrics
of mixed
materials,
but also
applicable
to
silks,
printed
linens,
and
calicoes..
Lawm
::
Lawm (n.) A very fine linen (or
sometimes
cotton)
fabric
with a
rather
open
texture.
Lawn is used for the
sleeves
of a
bishop's
official
dress in the
English
Church,
and,
figuratively,
stands
for the
office
itself..
Cheviot
::
Cheviot
(n.) A
woolen
fabric,
for men's
clothing..
Fiction
::
Fiction
(n.) That which is
feigned,
invented,
or
imagined;
especially,
a
feigned
or
invented
story,
whether
oral or
written.
Hence:
A story told in order to
deceive;
a
fabrication;
--
opposed
to fact, or
reality..
Tissue
::
Tissue
(n.) A woven
fabric.
Ticklenburg
::
Ticklenburg
(n.) A
coarse,
mixed linen
fabric
made to be sold in the West
Indies..
Filling
::
Filling
(n.) The woof in woven
fabrics.
Lace
::
Lace (n.) A
fabric
of fine
threads
of
linen,
silk,
cotton,
etc., often
ornamented
with
figures;
a
delicate
tissue
of
thread,
much worn as an
ornament
of
dress..
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