terry cloth
Noun | 1. | terry cloth - a pile fabric (usually cotton) with uncut loops on both sides; used to make bath towels and bath robes |
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释义 | terry cloth
Terry Clothterry cloth[′ter·ē ‚klȯth]Terry Cloth(also called Turkish toweling), a linen or cotton fabric with loop pile (made from the warp thread) on one or both sides. In contrast to the pile of napped fabrics, which is formed under tension, the pile of terry cloth results from the free feeding of a somewhat slack warp. The pile is less uniform and sturdy than that of napped fabrics and lies closer to the surface of the fabric. In addition, terry cloth is usually less dense than napped fabrics. Because of its softness and ability to absorb quickly large quantities of moisture, the fabric is used to make hand towels, bath towels, robes, throw rugs, and similar articles. terry cloth
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