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		Definition of rickrack in English: rickrack(also ricrac) noun ˈrɪkrakˈrɪkræk mass nounBraided trimming in a zigzag pattern, used as decoration on clothes.  print dresses trimmed with rickrack  Example sentencesExamples -  Once the main parts of the figure were completed in felt, an assortment of ribbons, lace trim, rickrack, buttons, sequins and feathers were added to decorate the circus performers.
 -  I found this little picture of a cushion made by Beth Lacefield in the latest edition of Home Companion and I suddenly thought that something like this might look quite fun appliquéd on a stocking with bright buttons and some rickrack.
 -  Alternate the pennants with others carrying sequential school photos, and clip them to rickrack.
 -  They now use ready-made rickrack and shiny synthetic trimmings to adorn their garments.
 -  Decorate the basket with craft paint or rickrack, as pictured here.
 
  Synonyms cord, cording, braiding, bullion, thread, twine, yarn, tape, binding, ribbon 
 Origin   Late 19th century: of unknown origin.    Definition of rickrack in US English: rickracknounˈrikrakˈrɪkræk Braided trimming in a zigzag pattern, used as decoration on clothes.  print dresses trimmed with rickrack  Example sentencesExamples -  They now use ready-made rickrack and shiny synthetic trimmings to adorn their garments.
 -  Alternate the pennants with others carrying sequential school photos, and clip them to rickrack.
 -  Decorate the basket with craft paint or rickrack, as pictured here.
 -  Once the main parts of the figure were completed in felt, an assortment of ribbons, lace trim, rickrack, buttons, sequins and feathers were added to decorate the circus performers.
 -  I found this little picture of a cushion made by Beth Lacefield in the latest edition of Home Companion and I suddenly thought that something like this might look quite fun appliquéd on a stocking with bright buttons and some rickrack.
 
  Synonyms cord, cording, braiding, bullion, thread, twine, yarn, tape, binding, ribbon 
 Origin   Late 19th century: of unknown origin.     |