broadcloth

broadcloth synonyms

whole cloth compare broadcloth and whole cloth
flannel compare broadcloth and flannel
calico compare broadcloth and calico
cotton compare broadcloth and cotton
tweed compare broadcloth and tweed
tea towel compare broadcloth and tea towel
tissue compare broadcloth and tissue
drapery compare broadcloth and drapery
staple compare broadcloth and staple
linen compare broadcloth and linen
twill compare broadcloth and twill
drab compare broadcloth and drab
material compare broadcloth and material
canvas compare broadcloth and canvas
fabric compare broadcloth and fabric
gauze compare broadcloth and gauze
textiles compare broadcloth and textiles
cloth compare broadcloth and cloth
mat compare broadcloth and mat
gossamer compare broadcloth and gossamer
whole cloth compare broadcloth and whole cloth
web compare broadcloth and web
bolt compare broadcloth and bolt
thread compare broadcloth and thread
flax compare broadcloth and flax
sackcloth compare broadcloth and sackcloth
threads compare broadcloth and threads
fiber compare broadcloth and fiber
diaper compare broadcloth and diaper
rag compare broadcloth and rag
patch compare broadcloth and patch
rug compare broadcloth and rug
gear compare broadcloth and gear
baize compare broadcloth and baize
clothes compare broadcloth and clothes
weave compare broadcloth and weave
handkerchief compare broadcloth and handkerchief
footwrap compare broadcloth and footwrap
dishcloth compare broadcloth and dishcloth
loincloth compare broadcloth and loincloth
wipe compare broadcloth and wipe
tackle compare broadcloth and tackle
apparel compare broadcloth and apparel
figure compare broadcloth and figure
tatter compare broadcloth and tatter
wear compare broadcloth and wear
shawl compare broadcloth and shawl
floorcloth compare broadcloth and floorcloth
shroud compare broadcloth and shroud
washing compare broadcloth and washing

broadcloth definitions

noun

  • A dense, plain woven cloth, usually made of cotton or a cotton blend. 

  • A fine smooth-faced woolen cloth for men’s garments, usually of double width (i.e., a yard and a half); so called in distinction from woolens three quarters of a yard wide.