tricot
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Definition
Noun: 1. A knitted fabric: A textile produced by interlocking loops of yarn with knitting needles or a knitting machine. 2. A fabric resembling knitting: A woven or other type of fabric that has a texture, appearance, or stretch similar to that of a knitted fabric.
Usage
Tricot is used as a non-count noun to describe a type of material. It is often specified by what it is made from (e.g., silk tricot, wool tricot) or what it is used for (e.g., tricot for lingerie).
Examples
- As a material:
- The dress was made from a soft, stretchy tricot.
- She prefers tricot for her athletic wear because it is breathable.
- Specifying type:
- The vintage pattern calls for a silk tricot.
- This tricot has an excellent recovery after stretching.
Advanced Usage
- In textile manufacturing, tricot specifically refers to a type of warp-knit fabric, often used for lingerie, linings, and sportswear, known for its run-resistance and smooth texture.
- The lingerie collection features delicate items crafted from nylon tricot.
Variants and Related Words
- Knitted (adj): Made by knitting.
- A knitted sweater.
- Jersey (n): Another type of knitted fabric, often used interchangeably in casual contexts, though technically different.
- A jersey dress.
Synonyms
- Knit fabric: The most direct synonym.
- Jersey: A similar, often lighter-weight knitted fabric.
Antonyms
- Woven fabric: Fabric constructed by weaving threads at right angles (e.g., denim, canvas).
- Felt: A non-woven textile made by matting fibers together.
Noun
- a knitted fabric or one resembling knitting