duvetyn
noun
duve·tyn ˈdü-və-ˌtēn 
ˈdyü-,
ˈdəv-ˌtēn : a smooth lustrous velvety fabric
Word History
Etymology
French duvetine, from duvet down, from Middle French, alteration of *dumet, diminutive of Old French dun, dum down, from Old Norse dūnn — more at down
First Known Use
1913, in the meaning defined above
- checkdowns
- checked
- checked (off)
- checked (out)
- checked back
- checked in
- checked into
- checked off
- checked off on
- checked on
- checked out
- checked over
- checked through
- checked up on
- checker
- checker roll
- checker-brick
- checker-up
- checkerbelly
- checkerberries
- checkerberry
- checkerbloom
- checkerblooms
- checkerboard
- checkerboarded