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Definition of weaving
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Weaving
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Weav.
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Interworking
::
Interworking
(n.) The act of
working
in
together;
interweaving.
Heddle
::
Heddle
(v. t.) To draw (the warp
thread)
through
the
heddle-eyes,
in
weaving..
Tweed
::
Tweed (n.) A soft and
flexible
fabric
for men's wear, made
wholly
of wool
except
in some
inferior
kinds,
the wool being dyed,
usually
in two
colors,
before
weaving..
Edder
::
Edder (v. t.) To bind the top
interweaving
edder;
as, to edder a
hedge..
Textorial
::
Textorial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
weaving.
Weaving
::
Weaving
(n.) An
incessant
motion
of a
horse's
head, neck, and body, from side to side,
fancied
to
resemble
the
motion
of a hand
weaver
in
throwing
the
shuttle..
Interarboration
::
Interarboration
(n.) The
interweaving
of
branches
of
trees.
Textile
::
Textile
(a.)
Pertaining
to
weaving
or to woven
fabrics;
as,
textile
arts;
woven,
capable
of being
woven;
formed
by
weaving;
as,
textile
fabrics..
Weave
::
Weave (v. i.) To
practice
weaving;
to work with a loom.
Pleach
::
Pleach
(v. t.) To unite by
interweaving,
as
branches
of
trees;
to
plash;
to
interlock..
Textile
::
Textile
(n.) That which is, or may be,
woven;
a
fabric
made by
weaving..
Splice
::
Splice
(v. t.) To
unite,
as two
ropes,
or parts of a rope, by a
particular
manner
of
interweaving
the
strands,
-- the union being
between
two ends, or
between
an end and the body of a
rope..
Yarn
::
Yarn (n.) Spun wool;
woolen
thread;
also,
thread
of other
material,
as of
cotton,
flax, hemp, or silk;
material
spun and
prepared
for use in
weaving,
knitting,
manufacturing
sewing
thread,
or the
like..
Braid
::
Braid (n.) A
plait,
band, or
narrow
fabric
formed
by
intertwining
or
weaving
together
different
strands..
Minerva
::
Minerva
(n.) The
goddess
of
wisdom,
of war, of the arts and
sciences,
of
poetry,
and of
spinning
and
weaving;
--
identified
with the
Grecian
Pallas
Athene..
Knot
::
Knot (n.) A lump or loop
formed
in a
thread,
cord, rope. etc., as at the end, by tying or
interweaving
it upon
itself..
Intertexture
::
Intertexture
(n.) The act of
interweaving,
or the state of being
interwoven;
that which is
interwoven..
Griff
::
Griff (n.) An
arrangement
of
parallel
bars for
lifting
the
hooked
wires which raise the warp
threads
in a loom for
weaving
figured
goods.
Twill
::
Twill (v. t.) An
appearance
of
diagonal
lines or ribs
produced
in
textile
fabrics
by
causing
the weft
threads
to pass over one and under two, or over one and under three or more, warp
threads,
instead
of over one and under the next in
regular
succession,
as in plain
weaving..
Bone
::
Bone (n.)
Anything
made of bone, as a
bobbin
for
weaving
bone
lace..
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