Textiles And Fabrics

adjective describing something that is soft, light, and airy in texture

• The fluffy white clouds floated gracefully across the sky.
• I love cuddling with my fluffy blanket on the couch.
• That puppy is so fluffy, I just want to squeeze it!
• Her words were as light and fluffy as a cloud, lacking substance.

noun a large area of flat land with few trees

adjective not decorated or elaborate; simple or basic

adverb clearly or simply

• The architect designed a plain and simple building for the office complex.
• I prefer my coffee plain, just black with no sugar or cream.
• She's just a plain Jane, nothing special about her.
• His explanation was so plain and clear that even a child could understand it.

verb past tense of the verb rib, which means to mark or mold with ribs or ridges

adjective having raised bands or ridges

• The ribbed texture of the fabric provides added durability.
• I love wearing ribbed sweaters in the winter.
• These ribbed condoms are supposed to enhance pleasure.
• His voice was ribbed with emotion as he recounted the story.

noun a loose outer garment, especially one worn as a sign of office or authority

• She wore a luxurious silk robe to the gala event.
• I like to lounge around the house in my cozy robe.
• Check out that fancy robe she's sporting!
• The forest was draped in a robe of mist in the early morning.

noun a colloquial term for rubbish or junk

verb to do decorative needlework or create decorative patterns

• The intricate design of the traditional tat on her arm was a symbol of her cultural heritage.
• I heard she got a new tat on her back, it looks pretty cool.
• Check out his sick tat, it's so badass.
• His words were like a tat on her heart, leaving a lasting impression.

noun a long, loose-fitting outer robe with full sleeves, worn in North Africa

• The traditional attire worn by Moroccan men is called a djellaba.
• I bought a colorful djellaba during my trip to Marrakech.
• Check out my new djellaba, it's so comfy!
• The djellaba of tradition and heritage is passed down through generations in Morocco.