noil
- noun
- /nɔɪl/
- Specialized
- The fabric is made from noil silk.
Examples
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The artisan wove a scarf using noil yarn to create a unique, nubby texture.
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The designer chose soft noil for the summer dresses because of its textured appearance.
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Silk noil is popular for its natural look and comfortable feel.
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She bought some noils for her weaving project.
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The artisan created a beautiful scarf using soft noil that had a lovely texture.
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She chose to make a dress from noil because of its unique appearance and lightweight feel.
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The fabric shop offers a wide variety of textiles, including colorful noil for crafting projects.
Synonyms
Yarn that comes from short silk fibers and waste from silk making
How Textured
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Noil is an old cloth-making term for the short, 'leftover' fibers left after processing silk or wool, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of these bits as little 'nubs' that give fabric a textured look. So, noil means those short leftover fibers or the yarn or fabric made from them.