felted
- adjective
- /ˈfɛltɪd/
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fieltro
- Most common were these felted wool caps and these gnome looking pointy hat things.
Most common were these felted wool caps and these gnome looking pointy hat things.
- Most common were these felted wool caps and these gnome looking pointy hat things.
Examples
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I think these are so cute felted snowmen.
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The children made colorful felted animals during the craft workshop.
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Here the key is really the fabric, often felted wool or something that feels very soft and warm.
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And when they finally finished assembling this pool table, it sat in the middle of this playroom like a felted aircraft carrier.
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And when they finally finished assembling this pool table, it sat in the middle of this playroom like a felted aircraft carrier.
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I'm not monkey wrenching under a car, monkey wrenching with a, with a light felted pen on illegal paper.
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The felted wool smelled like my father's sleep tent had; its warmth was comforting after the steady despair of working with the horses.
Fiction book (2000) -
There's a little peace sign, pine cone, stocking holders, felted owls.
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The artist used felted wool to create a warm and stylish scarf.
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She wore a beautiful felted hat that kept her head cozy during winter.
Synonyms
Made from fibers joined together instead of being woven or knitted
Soft and slightly fuzzy like a warm wool hat
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Etymology
Felted comes from the simple word felt, the name for the thick cloth you get when wool is 'pressed' or 'matted' together. So a felted hat or rug is one where the wool fibers have been joined into a thick fabric.