Pronunciation: /sɪlk/
noun a fine, strong, soft, lustrous fiber produced by silkworms in making cocoons and collected to make thread and fabric
A1 She wore a soft silk scarf around her neck.
A2 The silk fabric of the dress shimmered in the sunlight.
B1 The artist painted a beautiful silk painting of a flower garden.
B2 The luxurious silk sheets felt smooth against her skin.
C1 The designer created an exquisite gown made of imported silk.
C2 The intricate silk embroidery on the pillow added an elegant touch to the room.
adjective related to or made of silk
A1 She wore a silk scarf around her neck.
A2 The silk curtains in the living room added a touch of elegance.
B1 The artist used silk threads to create intricate patterns in the painting.
B2 The silk blouse she wore to the party was a hit with everyone.
C1 The silk sheets on the bed felt luxurious against her skin.
C2 The silk fabric of the dress shimmered in the light, making her stand out in the crowd.
formal The gown was made of the finest silk imported from Italy.
informal I love the feeling of silk against my skin.
slang That silk shirt is so fly!
figurative Her words were smooth as silk, but carried a sharp edge.
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