cloque
noun
clo·que klō-ˈkā 
ˈklō-ˌkā
variants or less commonly cloqué
1
: a fabric with an embossed design
2
: a fabric especially of piqué with small woven figures
Word History
Etymology
French cloqué, from past participle of cloquer to become blistered, from French dialect (Picard) cloque bell, bubble, from Medieval Latin clocca bell — more at clock
First Known Use
1936, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- repetitiously
- repetitiousness
- repetitiousnesses
- repetitive
- repetitive strain injury
- repetitively
- repetitiveness
- repetitivenesses
- Rephaim
- rephonemicization
- rephonemicize
- rephotograph
- rephotographed
- rephotographing
- rephotographs
- rephrase
- rephrased
- rephrases
- rephrasing
- repic
- repine
- repine (for)
- repine for
- repined
- repined (for)