dam·ask 
(dăməsk)
(dăməsk)n.
1. A rich patterned fabric of cotton, linen, silk, or wool.
2. A fine, twilled table linen.
3. Damascus steel.
4. The wavy pattern on Damascus steel.
tr.v. dam·asked, dam·ask·ing, dam·asks
1. To damascene.
2. To decorate or weave with rich patterns.
[Middle English, Damascus, damask, from Latin Damascus, from Greek Damaskos.]
damask adj.
damask- historiographer
- historiographic
- historiographical
- historiographically
- historiography
- history
- histrionic
- histrionical
- histrionically
- histrionic personality disorder
- histrionics
- histrionics
- hit
- Hitachi
- hit-and-miss
- hit-and-run
- hitch
- Hitchcock
- Hitchcockian
- hitcher
- hitchhike
- hitchhiker
- hitching post
- Hitchings
- hi-tech