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Meanings of
baize
in English
Portuguese
baeta
Spanish
paño de billar
Back to the meaning
Loosely-woven plain-weave cotton or wool textile with a long nap, dyed solid colors (usually green)
bay
bays
baeta
bayette
Portuguese
baeta
Usage of
baize
in English
1
There were the usual tinsel things and red
baize
and sham flowers.
2
Her eyes were fixed vacantly on the green
baize
of the table.
3
The roof inside, and most of the sides, lined with green
baize
.
4
Go to my house first and ask for the green
baize
bag.
5
Her maid on the threshold was carrying a small green
baize
box.
6
Bodies are scattered over the
baize
-
like
grass, disgorged from Georgian offices, sunbathing.
7
His eyes were on the green
baize
,
but his thoughts were elsewhere.
8
Within were two or three green
baize
-
covered
card-tables and rude wooden chairs.
9
Judy opened a
baize
door, which shut behind her with a bang.
10
I'll ask mamma for a piece of green
baize
to pin up.
11
A
baize
bag, of which Lydia had relieved him, contained his violin.
12
This green
baize
cost 40 cents a yard at Mr. Stewart's store.
13
The admiral laid his naval charts out on the Presidium's
baize
-
covered
table.
14
We went back through the
baize
door through which he had come.
15
And Abraham drew back the bolt, and opened the
baize
door.
16
Green
baize
alcove leading up to Pickleson in a Auction Room.
Other examples for "baize"
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About this term
baize
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
green baize
red baize
cover with baize
long baize
fade baize
More collocations
Translations for
baize
Portuguese
baeta
Spanish
paño de billar
pana verde
Baize
through the time
Baize
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common