turnback
- noun
- /ˈtɜrnˌbæk/
- UK
- She admired the decorative turnback on the collar of her new coat.
Examples
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The curtain's turnback added a stylish touch to the living room window.
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The dress featured a delicate turnback at the sleeves, adding an elegant touch.
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The tailor adjusted the turnback on the jacket's cuffs for a better fit.
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The turnback on his jacket added a stylish touch.
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She noticed the turnback of the collar was uneven.
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The turnback on his shirt allowed for a stylish yet comfortable fit.
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She admired the turnback hem on the jacket, which gave it a unique design flair.
Synonyms
A bend or crease in rock layers pushed together
A turned-back part of a coat or dress that shows the other side of the fabric
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word turnback is simply turn + back, like when you fold fabric so the 'back' side shows after you 'turn' it. So a turnback is the folded or turned-over part of clothing or material.