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godet|gəʊdeɪ, gəʊˈdɛt|
Also 6 goddet.
[a. F. godet.]
†1. A drinking-cup (cf. goddard). Obs.
[1383Durh. Acct. Rolls 420 Item unum Godet cum treacle. 1384–5Ibid. 264 In capella unus calix, unum godettum de cupro, etc.] 1580Hollyband Treas. Fr. Tong, Vn Godet,..a Goddet, a stone cup. 1601Holland Pliny II. 482 C. Marius after he had defeited the Cimbrians, contented himselfe to drink in a woodden godet and tankerd. 1629― Cyrupædia (1632) 4 He hath an earthen pot [Margin] Or Godet.
2. A triangular piece of stuff inserted in a dress, glove, etc. Also attrib., as godet pleat, godet skirt.
1872Young Englishwoman Dec. 646/1 A basque disposed behind in three godet pleats. 1896Strand Mag. July Advt. p. xiv, Costume..consisting of wide Godet Skirt. 1923Daily Mail 10 Apr. 14 Black ‘godets’ in white kid (or white in black). 1925Brit. Weekly 15 Oct. 59/1 Some of the smartest models have a full centre⁓piece instead of side godets. 1926Queen 17 Feb Advt. p. vii, The simple bodice has the new long sleeves and the full godet skirt is finished self binds. 1928Daily Mail 31 July 1/2 The skirt has full godet of lace each side. 1960Cunnington & Beard Dict. Eng. Costume 96/1 Godet pleat, a hollow tubular pleat, narrow above and expanding downwards to give a fluted effect to the skirt. Godet skirt, a day skirt with godet pleats at the back and sides.
3. A driven roller or wheel around which filaments of certain man-made fibres are drawn during their manufacture. Also attrib.
1927T. Woodhouse Artificial Silk 41 The group [of filaments] is then passed behind a guide-wire, partly round a roller, usually termed a godet, and often made of glass, [etc.]. 1950R. W. Moncrieff Artificial Fibres viii. 100 As the filaments emerge from the jet..they are led to an eye at the surface of the bath, and thence guided round the bottom godet rollers. 1957Textile Terms & Defs. (ed. 3) 52 Godet, a pulley, usually having one flange, round which threads pass in order to regulate their speed during the extrusion of certain man-made fibres. 1960J. G. Cook Handbk. Textile Fibres (ed. 2) 174 On leaving the Godet wheel, the fibres pass around a second wheel which is moving faster than the first. |