felted

/ˈfɛltɪd/
adjective
  1. Made of or resembling felt, a thick, soft fabric made by pressing fibers together.
    • The felted surface of the coaster protected the table from heat.
    • The artist created a colorful felted landscape using wool fibers.
    • She wore a warm, felted hat during the winter hike.
  2. Covered or matted with a layer of felt or a felt-like material.
    • After years of use, the carpet became felted and flattened in the hallway.
    • The old teddy bear had felted patches where the fur had worn away.
    • The felted underside of the furniture pad prevented scratches on the floor.
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of 'felt' (to make into felt by matting fibers together).
    • The artisan felted the colorful roving into a decorative bowl.
    • She felted the wool fibers by hand until they formed a sturdy fabric.
    • They felted the loose wool into a thick, waterproof material for the tent.
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