Noun:

గొడుగు, స్ప్రెడ్ పత్తి వస్త్రం,

gingham's Usage Examples:

bow-strings, pumice stone, seal skin razors, scissors, pistol, cap and cuttoe-knives, gingham holland, kerseys, German serges, red and embossed flannel.

Chambray was often produced during this period by the same weavers producing gingham.

strength—principally shirtings, jaconets, domestic tablecloths, twills, sheetings, counterpanes, checks, ginghams, quiltings, toilet cloths, handkerchiefs.

producing a variety of cotton goods, including ginghams, dress goods, fancy tickings, shirtings, flannels, and denims.

" Give me, in preference, a homely-looking personage in ginghams, who can trundle the vacuum cleaner and feed the chickens and spank a young.

documents; other names were used informally The manufacture of silk-cotton ginghams was a speciality of the city; as late as the 1840s petitions for the repeal.

checks, ginghams, quiltings, toilet cloths, handkerchiefs, Turkish towels, fustians, nankeens, cotton velvets, bedticks, cambrics, drapers, hucks, damask,.

Tattersall shirts, along with gingham, are often worn in country attire, for example in combination with tweed.

spinning mill supplied yarns for the weaving mills, where the highest grade ginghams and shirtings were made to supply large clothing manufacturers throughout.

The school colours were blue and white and this was reflected in the girls blue and white gingham check dresses.

outfits are worn (often jean cutoffs and checkered racing shirts or short gingham sundresses).

of manufacturing space, producing a variety of cotton goods, including ginghams, dress goods, fancy tickings, shirtings, flannels, and denims.

mass-produced product with a home-made feel, with a handwritten-style label, gingham-patterned ("motif Vichy") lid, and a name meaning "granny".

Synonyms:

textile, cloth, material, fabric,

Antonyms:

unbodied, immateriality, insulator, conductor, natural object,