filling
- noun
- /ˈfɪlɪŋ/
- Specialized
- In traditional weaving, the filling is inserted over and under the warp threads.
Examples
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The artisan carefully aligned the filling threads with the warp to create a smooth fabric.
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Cotton filling is often used in making lightweight and breathable textiles.
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The filling is essential for creating strong fabric.
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She chose a blue filling for her weaving project.
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In traditional weaving, the filling is inserted over and under the warp threads.
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Cotton filling is often used in making lightweight and breathable textiles.
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The artisan carefully aligned the filling threads with the warp to create a smooth fabric.
Synonyms
Threads that run across fabric to make a pattern
The thread that goes across fabric when people weave it
A horizontal thread that goes across other threads to make cloth
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Etymology
Filling comes from fill ('to make full') and in weaving it names the threads that go across the cloth to 'fill' the space between the vertical threads, which is why they are called the filling.