Definition of wincey in English:

wincey

nounPlural winceys ˈwɪnsi

mass nounBritish

A strong, lightweight twilled fabric, typically made of a mixture of wool with cotton or linen.
Example sentencesExamples
- By 1869 at Hayford Mill, (or Hayford and Parkvale Mill as it was by then known) spinning and weaving winceys and other cotton and tweed materials, employed over 950 people, who collectively earned approximately £19,000 p.a., producing goods with an annual value of £170,000.
- Comparatively little has been done to share in the multifarious and extensive manufactures of lower Clydesdale, but the weaving of winceys, shirtings, and druggets is the staple industry; and there are also 3 artificial manure works, a tannery, 2 breweries, a large fancy woodwork establishment, and, ¾ mile from the town, the extensive factory of the British Oil and Candle Co.
- In 1867 with Hugh Morton he began power loom manufacture of winceys in a factory in Greenholm and acquired the ownership of the clipping mill.
- The principal manufactures are winceys, ginghams, woollen shirtings, flannels, linen thread, linen yarn, ropes, and fishing nets; and there are engineering and ironfounding works.
- Among the manufactures woollens, especially winceys, linen and cotton goods hold an important place.

Origin

Early 19th century: apparently an alteration of woolsey in linsey-woolsey.

Rhymes

chintzy, De Quincey

单词	wincey
释义	Definition of wincey in English: wincey nounPlural winceys ˈwɪnsi mass nounBritish A strong, lightweight twilled fabric, typically made of a mixture of wool with cotton or linen. Example sentencesExamples By 1869 at Hayford Mill, (or Hayford and Parkvale Mill as it was by then known) spinning and weaving winceys and other cotton and tweed materials, employed over 950 people, who collectively earned approximately £19,000 p.a., producing goods with an annual value of £170,000. Comparatively little has been done to share in the multifarious and extensive manufactures of lower Clydesdale, but the weaving of winceys, shirtings, and druggets is the staple industry; and there are also 3 artificial manure works, a tannery, 2 breweries, a large fancy woodwork establishment, and, ¾ mile from the town, the extensive factory of the British Oil and Candle Co. In 1867 with Hugh Morton he began power loom manufacture of winceys in a factory in Greenholm and acquired the ownership of the clipping mill. The principal manufactures are winceys, ginghams, woollen shirtings, flannels, linen thread, linen yarn, ropes, and fishing nets; and there are engineering and ironfounding works. Among the manufactures woollens, especially winceys, linen and cotton goods hold an important place. Origin Early 19th century: apparently an alteration of woolsey in linsey-woolsey. Rhymes chintzy, De Quincey
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