eyelet

eyelet synonyms

loop compare eyelet and loop
grommet compare eyelet and grommet
grummet compare eyelet and grummet
cringle compare eyelet and cringle
perforation compare eyelet and perforation
gap compare eyelet and gap
hole compare eyelet and hole
aperture compare eyelet and aperture
crack compare eyelet and crack
chink compare eyelet and chink
eye compare eyelet and eye
eyehole compare eyelet and eyehole
peephole compare eyelet and peephole
foramen compare eyelet and foramen
lacuna compare eyelet and lacuna
shelter compare eyelet and shelter
scoop compare eyelet and scoop
leak compare eyelet and leak
orifice compare eyelet and orifice
passage compare eyelet and passage
shaft compare eyelet and shaft
niche compare eyelet and niche
gorge compare eyelet and gorge
pockmark compare eyelet and pockmark
void compare eyelet and void
whorl compare eyelet and whorl
ring compare eyelet and ring
loophole compare eyelet and loophole
window compare eyelet and window
retreat compare eyelet and retreat
slot compare eyelet and slot
kink compare eyelet and kink
vacuity compare eyelet and vacuity
rent compare eyelet and rent
wreath compare eyelet and wreath
tunnel compare eyelet and tunnel
hoop compare eyelet and hoop
lair compare eyelet and lair
vent compare eyelet and vent
twist compare eyelet and twist
pocket compare eyelet and pocket
fissure compare eyelet and fissure
hovel compare eyelet and hovel
mouth compare eyelet and mouth
slit compare eyelet and slit
knot compare eyelet and knot
opening compare eyelet and opening
notch compare eyelet and notch
pit compare eyelet and pit
outlet compare eyelet and outlet

eyelet definitions

noun

  • A peephole. 

  • A shaped metal embellishment containing a hole, used in scrapbook. Eyelets are typically set by punching a hole in the page, placing the smooth side of the eyelet on a table, positioning the paper over protruding edge and curling the edge down using a hammer and eyelet setter. 

  • Cotton fabric with small holes. 

  • A little eye. 

  • An object that consists of a rim and small hole or perforation to receive a cord or fastener, as in garments, sails, etc. An eyelet may reinforce a hole. 

  • The contact tip of the base of a light bulb. 

verb

  • To make eyelets in. 

noun verb