torchon
/ˈtɔːrʃɑːn/
noun
- A type of lace or fabric with a simple, open weave, often used for trimming or doilies.
- He learned to weave torchon patterns in his textile class.
- The vintage dress had delicate torchon trim around the collar.
- She bought a roll of torchon lace to decorate the edges of the tablecloth.
- A dish towel or kitchen cloth, typically made of linen or cotton with a textured weave.
- He dried the wine glasses with a soft torchon towel.
- The restaurant uses white torchon cloths for polishing silverware.
- She folded the torchon neatly and hung it on the oven handle.