toile de Jouy
noun
ˌtwäl-də-ˈzhwē 
: an 18th century French scenic pattern usually printed on cotton, linen, or silk in one color on a light ground
broadly : a similar printed fabric
Word History
Etymology
French, literally, cloth of Jouy, from Jouy-en-Josas, France
First Known Use
1784, in the meaning defined above
- self-recognition
- self-recognitions
- self-recording
- self-recrimination
- self-recriminations
- self-rectifying
- self-ref
- self-refer
- self-reference
- self-references
- self-referential
- self-referentiality
- self-referral
- self-referrals
- self-referred
- self-referring
- self-refers
- silk-screen
- silk-screen process
- silk-stocking
- silk-stocking district
- silk-stockinged
- silkaline
- silkalines
- silked