- Cloth Braid
- CLOTH BRAIDA narrow lace used for trimmings and lace making (see Braid Laces)
Dictionary of the English textile terms. 2014.
Cloth Braid
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braid — [brād] vt. [ME breiden, to dart, twist, pull < OE bregdan, to move quickly < IE base * bherek̑ , to gleam, flash > BREAM1, ON bra, eyelid] 1. to interweave three or more strands of (hair, straw, etc.) 2. to make by such interweaving [to… … English World dictionary
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