sayette
/seɪˈɛt/Now historical
noun
A fabric made of silk and fine wool or cotton.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Joseph Atkinson (1743–1818), playwright. From French †sayette from saie + -ette.
- Scottish lovage
- Scottishman
- Scottish mist
- Scottish nationalism
- Scottish Nationalist
- Scottish Nationalist Party
- Scottish National Party
- Scottishness
- Scottish Office
- Scottish play
- Scottish primrose
- Scottish rite
- Scottishry
- Scottish scurvy grass
- Scottish Sea
- Scottish terrier
- Scottish Vocational Qualification
- Scottophobe
- Scottophobia
- Scottsdale
- Scott, Sir Peter
- Scott, Sir Ridley
- Scott, Sir Robert
- Scott, Sir Walter
- Scott, Winfield