dornick
/ˈdɔrnɪk/
noun
- A small stone or pebble, especially one used as a missile or thrown in play.
- The old path was lined with smooth dornicks worn by centuries of rain.
- He picked up a dornick and tossed it at the tin can.
- The kids skipped dornicks across the surface of the pond.
- A type of coarse linen or damask fabric, originally made in Doornik (Tournai), Belgium.
- The tablecloth was made of heavy dornick, embroidered with floral patterns.
- In the antique shop, she found a bolt of dornick fabric from the 18th century.
- The curtains were sewn from a sturdy dornick that blocked out the morning light.