carpet

/ˈkɑːrpɪt/
verb
  1. To cover a floor with carpet.
    • We decided to carpet the entire basement.
    • They hired someone to carpet the stairs and hallway.
    • The landlord promised to carpet the bedroom before we moved in.
  2. To cover something thickly, as if with a carpet.
    • Old photographs carpeted the table during the family reunion.
    • Wildflowers carpeted the hillside in spring.
    • Confetti carpeted the street after the parade.
noun
  1. A thick, soft floor covering made of woven or felted fabric.
    • Please take off your shoes so you don't dirty the carpet.
    • The hotel hallway was covered in a red patterned carpet.
    • We bought a new wool carpet for the living room.
  2. A thick layer of something that covers a surface.
    • The forest floor was a carpet of moss and pine needles.
    • Snow fell overnight, leaving a white carpet on the streets.
    • A carpet of leaves covered the lawn in autumn.
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