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plis·sé
noun
or plis·se \(ˈ)plē|sā, plə̇ˈsā\
(-s)
Etymology: French plissé, from plissé, past participle of plisser to pleat, from Middle French, from pli pleat, fold — more at ply
1. : a textile finish that consists of forming permanently puckered designs by treating the cloth with a caustic soda solution which shrinks the treated sections and so causes the untreated parts to crinkle
2. : a fabric usually of cotton, rayon, or nylon that has been given a plissé finish |