meshing
- noun
- /ˈmɛʃɪŋ/
:
malla
- She chose a beautiful dress with a sheer meshing overlay that created a delicate look.
So for the top for me, I got like this mesh see through.
- So for the top for me, I got like this mesh see through.
- Maybe you have on what are the knit or mesh tights which your butt out?
- I got it in a size small and then it's got this again, underboob mesh panel as well.
- My absolute favorite thing that my Mama got me this black polka dot mesh dress.
- So a wire basket, a burlap sack, something like that, a mesh bag.
- Tool is just this really fine mesh fabric and you can use that to drape over your plants.
- And oddly, there's sort of a skirt down here that's mesh.
Examples
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Tool is just this really fine mesh fabric and you can use that to drape over your plants.
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This is beautiful fuchsia red black with this really soft mesh over the top so it's double layers so you get that coverage.
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So these have those mesh panel things in them again.
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My absolute favorite thing that my Mama got me this black polka dot mesh dress.
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Using a washcloth, a mesh sponge or anything other than your fingertips could potentially irritate your skin.
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The fishing net was made of a durable meshing that could catch even the smallest fish.
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For the project, they used a meshing material to create a lightweight and breathable backdrop.
Synonyms
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1.0
A mesh fabric used to catch things, for example fish, or as a barrier in sports
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3.7
A net of wire or thread that has many open holes
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3.0
An open mesh of threads, wires, or ropes with small holes
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2.7
A light cloth with many small holes used to cover or decorate
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7.9
An open structure of threads or wires woven like a net
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7.0
A woven metal mesh used for filters or screens
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4.5
A fabric with threads placed far apart so small holes let light and air through
A net of thin wires used for fences or decoration
A net of fine threads that forms the base for lace
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Etymology
Meshing comes from mesh, a word for 'net' or 'open fabric' with holes. So meshing can simply mean the net-like material of string, rope, or wire used to keep insects or animals out.