tricot
/ˈtrɪkəʊ
/ /ˈtriːkəʊ/noun [mass noun]
A fine knitted fabric made of a natural or man-made fibre: leotards made from the finest nylon tricot [as modifier]: a Joseph tricot miniskirt and top...
- The other definition is sheer luxury-gassed yarns, extremely fine gauge tricot, linen and a width of knits woven in patented Benetton new age fabrics.
- We actually sell a 40 denier nylon tricot fabric that we sell the Las Vegas high wire acts for use as a visual fabric.
- To stabilize the fabric stretch prior to hooping, fuse knit tricot interfacing to the fabric wrong side under the embroidery area.
Origin
Late 18th century: from French, literally 'knitting', from tricoter 'to knit', of unknown origin.
Rhymes
- profanatory
- profane
- profanely
- profanement
- profaneness
- profaner
- profanism
- profanity
- profanize
- profection
- profectitious
- proferens
- profert
- profesh
- profess
- professable
- professant
- professed
- professedly
- profession
- professional
- professional beauty
- professional bondsman
- professional class
- professional development