silk
/sɪlk/
noun
- A fine, soft, shiny fiber produced by silkworms, used to make cloth.
- Silk is known for its smooth texture and natural luster.
- The scarf was woven from the finest silk.
- She wore a beautiful dress made of pure silk.
- Thread or cloth made from silk fibers.
- The tailor used silk to sew the wedding gown.
- The embroidery was done with colored silk threads.
- He bought several yards of silk for the curtains.
- A silky or smooth material or texture resembling silk.
- The cat's fur was as soft as silk.
- The fabric had a silk-like finish.
- The lotion left her skin feeling like silk.
Synonyms
adjective
- Made of or resembling silk.
- He bought a silk tie for the interview.
- She wore a silk blouse to the party.
- The silk curtains added elegance to the room.