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moquette
[ moh-ket ]
noun
- a type of fabric with a thick, velvety pile, used for carpets and in upholstering.
moquette
/ mɒˈkɛt /
noun
- a thick velvety fabric used for carpets, upholstery, etc
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of moquette1
C18: from French; of uncertain origin
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Example Sentences
At the transport museum, Walton explained that the moquette fabric is produced in Yorkshire, with the offcuts added to bags and purses at factories in Shropshire.
From The Guardian
I loved the frowsty look of my fellow-passengers, their faces creased by the ivory light, their clothes lying dishevelled on the dark red moquette.
From The Guardian
In moquettes and draperies they are carrying a large line of entirely new patterns, designed expressly for them.
From Project Gutenberg
But what are French moquettes, brocade, or satin, compared with rosy cheeks, clear complexions, and steady nerves?
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Silks and moquette harmonize as well as calico and ingrain once did.
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