Pronunciation: /kwɪlt/
noun A bed covering made of two layers of fabric with a layer of padding in between, usually stitched in decorative patterns.
A1 My grandmother made a beautiful quilt for me.
A2 I like to snuggle up under a warm quilt on cold nights.
B1 She learned how to quilt from watching online tutorials.
B2 The quilt on the bed was a family heirloom passed down for generations.
C1 The intricate design of the quilt showcased the artist's skill and creativity.
C2 The quilt exhibition featured a stunning display of handmade quilts from around the world.
verb None
A1 My grandmother likes to quilt in her free time.
A2 I learned how to quilt from watching online tutorials.
B1 She decided to quilt a new blanket for her baby niece.
B2 After years of practice, she was able to quilt intricate designs.
C1 The artist quilted a masterpiece that was displayed in a gallery.
C2 Using different fabrics and techniques, she quilted a stunning tapestry.
adjective None
A1 She has a quilt blanket on her bed.
A2 The quilt pattern on the pillow is very intricate.
B1 I bought a quilted jacket to keep me warm in the winter.
B2 The quilted table runner added a touch of elegance to the dining room.
C1 The quilted patchwork wall hanging was a beautiful addition to the art gallery.
C2 The quilted bedspread was hand-stitched with intricate designs and patterns.
adverb None
A1 She sleeps quilt comfortably.
A2 He talks quilt softly so as not to wake the baby.
B1 They work quilt diligently on their project.
B2 The music played quilt soothingly in the background.
C1 The artist painted quilt intricately detailed scenes on the canvas.
C2 The novel was quilt beautifully written, with lyrical prose throughout.
pronoun None
A1 I sleep with a quilt.
A2 She made a quilt for her grandmother.
B1 The quilt on the bed is handmade.
B2 I love the intricate patterns on the quilt.
C1 The quilt displayed at the museum is a masterpiece of craftsmanship.
C2 The quilt, passed down through generations, holds sentimental value for the family.
preposition None
A1 I sleep under a warm quilt.
A2 She covered the couch with a colorful quilt.
B1 The quilt on the bed was handmade by my grandmother.
B2 The quilt on the wall was a beautiful piece of art.
C1 She carefully quilted together pieces of fabric to create a stunning design.
C2 The intricate stitching on the quilt showcased the quilter's skill and expertise.
conjunction None
A1 I like to quilt and sew in my free time.
A2 She made a quilt for her new baby niece.
B1 I enjoy quilting as a way to relax and unwind after a long day.
B2 The quilt she made was a beautiful patchwork of colors and patterns.
C1 Quilting has been a popular pastime for generations, with intricate designs and techniques.
C2 The quilt exhibition showcased the talent and creativity of many skilled quilters.
interjection None
A1 Quilt! That's a cozy blanket.
A2 I finished sewing the quilt!
B1 Quilt, I need to find a warm one for winter.
B2 She exclaimed 'Quilt!' when she saw the beautiful patchwork design.
C1 Quilt, a traditional craft that requires skill and patience.
C2 The intricate quilt, a masterpiece of artistry and craftsmanship.
article None
A1 My grandmother made a quilt for me.
A2 I learned how to sew a simple quilt in my sewing class.
B1 The quilt on my bed keeps me warm during the winter nights.
B2 I admire the intricate designs on the handmade quilt hanging on the wall.
C1 The quilt exhibition showcased a variety of quilting techniques and styles.
C2 The quilt artist won numerous awards for her innovative and creative quilting designs.
formal The quilt displayed intricate stitching and beautiful patterns.
informal I love snuggling up with a quilt on the couch.
slang Let's have a quilt party and watch movies all night!
figurative The diverse cultures of the city were like pieces of a quilt coming together to form a beautiful tapestry.
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