terry

[ˈteri]

terry Definition

  • 1a fabric with uncut loops on both sides, used especially for towels
  • 2a pile fabric with uncut loops on one side and sheared surface on the other side, used especially for sportswear

Using terry: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "terry" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The hotel provides soft terry towels for its guests.

  • Example

    The tracksuit was made of a comfortable terry material.

terry Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for terry

  • terrycloth
  • terry cloth
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Summary: terry in Brief

The term 'terry' [ˈteri] refers to a type of fabric with uncut loops on both sides, commonly used for towels, or with uncut loops on one side and a sheared surface on the other side, often used for sportswear. Examples of usage include 'The hotel provides soft terry towels for its guests.' and 'The tracksuit was made of a comfortable terry material.'

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