satiné
1 of 2noun
sat·i·né
¦satᵊn¦ā
plural -s
1
: a timber tree (Brosimum paraense) of Brazil and the Guianas
2
: the heavy hard lustrous red wood of satiné used for cabinetwork, veneers and furniture because of its golden sheen
satine
2 of 2variant spelling of sateen
Word History
Etymology
Noun
French, satiny, from past participle of satiner to satinize, from satin, noun, from Middle French
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