twill
/twɪl/
noun
- A type of fabric with a diagonal pattern of parallel ribs, made by weaving threads in a particular way.
- Twill is often used for uniforms because it resists wrinkles and wears well.
- The jacket was made of a soft wool twill that felt warm and durable.
- She bought a sturdy cotton twill for her new work pants.
verb
- To weave fabric in a diagonal pattern.
- The artisan learned to twill the threads on a traditional loom.
- They twill the cotton to give it a stronger, more textured finish.
- In the workshop, students practiced how to twill using different colored yarns.