sheeting
- noun
- /ˈʃiːtɪŋ/
- I bought some soft cotton sheeting to make new bed sheets for my bedroom.
Examples
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The fabric store sells beautiful floral sheeting that is perfect for crafting pillowcases.
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When I renovated the guest room, I chose bright white sheeting for a fresh, clean look.
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I have bed sheets down here and towels down here.
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Breathable sheets will change your life because rest is important.
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But these sheets, you're getting like luxury hotel sheets at a fraction of the cost.
Synonyms
Cloth made by weaving or knitting fibers used for clothes and curtains
A strong cloth made from flax used for sheets and tablecloths
A soft light cloth made from wool or cotton used for clothes and sheets
A warm cotton cloth with a soft side used for clothes and sheets
A heavy cotton cloth brushed on one side to make it soft for sheets and pajamas
A strong cloth used to cover a mattress or pillow
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Etymology
Sheeting comes from the common word sheet, which means 'a large flat piece of cloth', and the ending -ing, which here means 'material for'. So sheeting is the cloth used 'for sheets', the fabric you buy to make bed sheets.