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guipure guipuregui·pure G0307700 (gĭ-po͝or′, -pyo͝or′)n.1. A coarse large-patterned lace without a net background. Also called Venice lace.2. See gimp1. [French, from Old French, from guiper, to cover with silk, of Germanic origin; see weip- in Indo-European roots.]guipure (ɡɪˈpjʊə) n1. (Textiles) Also called: guipure lace any of many types of heavy lace that have their pattern connected by brides, rather than supported on a net mesh2. (Textiles) a heavy corded trimming; gimp[C19: from Old French guipure, from guiper to cover with cloth, of Germanic origin; see wipe, whip]gui•pure (gɪˈpyʊər; Fr. giˈpür) n., pl. -pures (-ˈpyʊərz; Fr. -ˈpür) any of various heavy laces made with tape, cords, wire, metallic thread. [1835–45; < French (< Germanic; see wipe, whip) + -ure -ure] guipure
guipure1. any of many types of heavy lace that have their pattern connected by brides, rather than supported on a net mesh 2. a heavy corded trimming; gimp guipure[gē′pyu̇r] (textiles) A machine-made lace with a heavy gimp motif connected by bars and without mesh grounds. |