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Definition of felt
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of felt is as below...
Felt (n.) A cloth or stuff made of
matted
fibers
of wool, or wool and fur,
fulled
or
wrought
into a
compact
substance
by
rolling
and
pressure,
with lees or size,
without
spinning
or
weaving..
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Lunette
::
Lunette
(n.) A piece of felt to cover the eye of a
vicious
horse.
Fear
::
Fear (n.)
Apprehension
of
incurring,
or
solicitude
to
avoid,
God's
wrath;
the
trembling
and awful
reverence
felt
toward
the
Supreme
Belng..
Wad
::
Wad (n.)
Specifically:
A
little
mass of some soft or
flexible
material,
such as hay,
straw,
tow,
paper,
or old rope yarn, used for
retaining
a
charge
of
powder
in a gun, or for
keeping
the
powder
and shot
close;
also, to
diminish
or avoid the
effects
of
windage.
Also, by
extension,
a dusk of felt,
pasteboard,
etc.,
serving
a
similar
purpose..
Miss
::
Miss (n.) Loss; want; felt
absence.
Vigonia
::
Vigonia
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
vicu/a;
characterizing
the
vicu/a;
-- said of the wool of that
animal,
used in
felting
hats, and for other
purposes..
Bowing
::
Bowing
(n.) In
hatmaking,
the act or
process
of
separating
and
distributing
the fur or hair by means of a bow, to
prepare
it for
felting..
Nap
::
Nap (n.)
Woolly
or
villous
surface
of felt,
cloth,
plants,
etc.; an
external
covering
of down, of short fine hairs or
fibers
forming
part of the
substance
of
anything,
and lying
smoothly
in one
direction;
the pile; -- as, the nap of
cotton
flannel
or of
broadcloth..
Boottopping
::
Boottopping
(n.)
Sheathing
a
vessel
with
planking
over felt.
Felt
::
Felt (n.) A skin or hide; a fell; a pelt.
Impalpable
::
Impalpable
(a.) Not
palpable;
that
cannot
be felt;
extremely
fine, so that no grit can be
perceived
by
touch..
Derby
::
Derby (n.) A stiff felt hat with a
dome-shaped
crown.
Cant
::
Cant (n.) The use of
religious
phraseology
without
understanding
or
sincerity;
empty,
solemn
speech,
implying
what is not felt;
hypocrisy..
Desideratum
::
Desideratum
(n.)
Anything
desired;
that of which the lack is felt; a want
generally
felt and
acknowledge.
Helmet
::
Helmet
(n.) A
helmet-shaped
hat, made of cork, felt,
metal,
or other
suitable
material,
worn as part of the
uniform
of
soldiers,
firemen,
etc., also worn in hot
countries
as a
protection
from the heat of the sun..
Napping
::
Napping
(n.) A sheet of
partially
felted
fur
before
it is
united
to the hat body.
Plank
::
Plank (v. t.) To
harden,
as hat
bodies,
by
felting..
Fluctuation
::
Fluctuation
(n.) The
motion
or
undulation
of a fluid
collected
in a
natural
or
artifical
cavity,
which is felt when it is
subjected
to
pressure
or
percussion..
Insole
::
Insole
(n.) The
inside
sole of a boot or shoe; also, a
loose,
thin strip of
leather,
felt, etc.,
placed
inside
the shoe for
warmth
or
ease..
Secretage
::
Secretage
(n.) A
process
in which
mercury,
or some of its
salts,
is
employed
to
impart
the
property
of
felting
to
certain
kinds of
furs..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a verb which forms its
preterit
(imperfect)
and past
participle
by
adding
to the
present
the
suffix
-ed, -d, or the
variant
form -t; as in the verbs
abash,
abashed;
abate,
abated;
deny,
denied;
feel, felt. See
Strong,
19 (a)..
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