ruched
- adjective
- /ruːʃt/
- Specialized
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- Slouchy pants in my Kay, a chiffon fabric and it's got ruched ends and a ruched waist.
We have the sort of ruched up bra line area here.
- We have the sort of ruched up bra line area here.
- It has nice padding in it, but a ruched top.
Examples
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It has nice padding in it, but a ruched top.
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It's ruched at the side, it's ruched at the arms, basically one big giant crease.
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So this is super, super, super ruched and it makes you look so good girl.
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We have the sort of ruched up bra line area here.
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It's finally done, Vogue 1252: the Tracy Reese Ruched Dress.
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But it does kind of look like a seer sucker to me where you have ruched strips and then you have non ruched strips of crinkled fabric.
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The dress had beautiful ruched sleeves that added a touch of elegance.
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She chose a blouse with a ruched neckline for a stylish look.
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The curtain was designed with ruched fabric, giving the room a cozy atmosphere.
Synonyms
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4.1
Clothes with many small ruffles or lace that look decorative
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5.3
Having many small gathered folds of fabric, often on clothes or curtains
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3.4
Fabric or clothing with small soft folds along the edges
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3.7
Having small, soft, folded edges on clothes or curtains
Fabric gathered with rows of small stitches to make a stretchy, decorative effect
Made into small, regular folds that look like waves
Covered with cloth that hangs in loose folds, like curtains or a gown
Covered with soft, flowing fabric like curtains
Clothing that has ruffles or loose folds that move and look showy
Antonyms
How Gathered
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ruched comes from the French word ruche, which meant a small 'ruffle' or gathered strip of fabric. So a ruched dress or skirt is fabric that is 'gathered' into ruffles or folds to give it extra texture.