bookcloth
- noun
- /ˈbʊkˌklɔθ/
- Specialized
- The rare edition was bound in a beautiful red bookcloth.
Examples
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She carefully selected a navy bookcloth for the custom journal.
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Restoring old books sometimes requires replacing the original bookcloth to maintain their appearance.
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The cover is made of bookcloth.
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I prefer bookcloths over leather for my journals.
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She carefully selected a navy bookcloth for the custom journal.
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Restoring old books sometimes requires replacing the original bookcloth to maintain their appearance.
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The rare edition was bound in a beautiful red bookcloth.
Synonyms
A strong cloth that covers books, holds their pages together and protects them
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word bookcloth is simply the two words book and cloth, so it literally means 'fabric' for a book. That's why bookcloth is the woven material used to cover and protect the outside of a book.