sailcloth

/ˈseɪlklɔθ/
noun
  1. A strong, heavy fabric used to make sails for boats and ships.
    • Modern sailcloth is often made from synthetic materials like Dacron.
    • The sailcloth was carefully stitched to withstand strong winds.
    • Sailors used to repair tears in the sailcloth with heavy thread.
  2. A type of canvas or similar fabric used for other purposes, such as tents or bags.
    • The artist painted on a piece of old sailcloth stretched over a frame.
    • The outdoor market stalls were covered with thick sailcloth.
    • She sewed a durable backpack from leftover sailcloth.
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