to eyelet
- verb
- /ˈaɪlɪt/
- The workers eyeleted the curtains so they could be hung on the rod easily.
Examples
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After the banners were eyeleted, they were ready to be displayed at the event.
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She carefully eyelets each invitation card to thread the ribbon through.
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She eyeleted the fabric for the new dress.
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The designer decided to eyelet the shoes for added style.
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The workers eyeleted the curtains so they could be hung on the rod easily.
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After the banners were eyeleted, they were ready to be displayed at the event.
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The designer decided to eyelet the shoes for added style.
Compounds
- Specialized
A machine that sews buttonholes, for example small round eyelet holes
Surface Forms
Etymology
Eyelet as a verb comes from the noun eyelet, made of eye and -let meaning 'small eye'. To 'eyelet' something is to make those small, reinforced holes so you can lace it or hang it.