dornicks
/ˈdɔrnɪks/
noun
- Plural of dornick; small stones or pebbles.
- Dornicks of various colors lined the garden path.
- The children gathered dornicks to build a small cairn.
- He filled his pockets with dornicks to use as ammunition for his slingshot.
- Plural of dornick; coarse linen or damask fabrics.
- The museum's collection includes dornicks woven in the 1600s.
- The merchant displayed dornicks from several European mills.
- She collected antique dornicks for her textile research.