| 释义 |
huck·a·back
\ˈhəkəˌbak, -ˌbək\ noun
Etymology: origin unknown
1. : a textured weave in which yarns are floated on a plain ground to form small allover patterns
2. : an absorbent durable cotton, linen, or cotton and linen fabric with a huckaback weave used chiefly for towels |