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Meanings of tricot in English
Any knitting method in which the yarn zigzags along the length of the fabric, following adjacent columns ("wales") of knitting.
Synonyms
Examples for "stockinet"
Examples for "stockinet"
1
The nightgowns should be made of soft cotton flannel or stockinet.
2
What, the man that wears stockinet all covered with gold scales?
3
It was a blue stockinet, with large white stripes running across.
4
Bonde-A loosely woven fabric with a curly, hairy surface, usually made with a jersey or stockinet body.
5
The trousers may mach the habit or may be of stockinet, or the imported cashmere tights may be worn.
Usage of tricot in English
1
It's a lovely Rose du Barri tricot and costs only-
2
On the steps of the wagon sat a man in tricot holding the head of a black poodle between his knees.
3
Tricot began to complain, and from that moment I felt that he was doomed.
4
Tricot, who had allowed us to cut into his chest without an anaesthetic, exclaimed with tears:
5
The children naturally didn't take the slightest interest in warm petticoats or tricots, but their mothers did.
6
From Compiegne he followed the road across the Aronde and up through Mery and Tricot into Le Cardonnois.
7
And yet Tricot never gave in.
8
The spare-no-expenses piece features high pockets lined with soft Tricot, a helmet-compatible hood, and internal drop pockets to warm cold shoes.
9
Tricot had borne the greatest sufferings courageously; but he seemed to have no strength to bear this slight addition to his woes.
Frequent collocations
Tricot through the time