frill
/frɪl/
noun
- A decorative strip of fabric, lace, or ribbon, often gathered or pleated, used to trim clothing or household items.
- The curtains were trimmed with a delicate frill.
- She sewed a frill onto the edge of the pillowcase.
- The dress had a pretty frill around the collar.
- An extra feature or decoration that is not essential, often added for luxury or appeal.
- They added frills like a swimming pool and a game room to the hotel.
- I prefer a simple phone without all the frills.
- The basic car model has no frills, just the essentials.
Antonyms
verb
- To decorate with a frill or frills.
- The designer frilled the sleeves of the blouse.
- He frilled the hem of the skirt with lace.
- She frilled the edges of the napkins for the party.