scroop
/skrup/
noun
- A soft, rustling sound, especially the sound made by silk or similar fabric when rubbed together.
- The tailor listened for the scroop of the fabric to check its quality.
- The scroop of her silk dress announced her entrance into the room.
- I love the scroop of new bedsheets when you first unfold them.
Antonyms
verb
- To make a soft, rustling sound, like silk or fine fabric.
- He scrooped the fabric between his fingers to test its texture.
- The curtains scrooped gently in the breeze.
- Her skirt scrooped as she walked down the aisle.