argyll
/ɑrˈɡaɪl/
noun
- A pattern of diamond-shaped blocks in alternating colors, often used in socks, sweaters, and other clothing.
- The sweater had a classic argyll pattern in navy and white.
- She knitted an argyll scarf for her grandfather.
- He wore a pair of argyll socks with his loafers.
- A sock or other garment with an argyll pattern.
- The store sold argylls in both crew and knee-high styles.
- His favorite argylls were the ones with green and yellow diamonds.
- She bought a set of argylls for the winter trip.